by Kate Mitchell | Jun 23, 2026 | Our People, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
When temperatures climb, it can be easy to remember to take it easy – and if you forget, your body tends to remind you. It’s much harder to go for a run, do yard work or even cook dinner when it’s hot outside. If you must work in the heat, taking frequent breaks and...
by Kate Mitchell | Jun 23, 2026 | Our People, Uncategorized, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
One of the beauties of summer is more time together. As the season winds down and students savor the last weekends before back to school, you can make the most of the high temperatures without putting a damper on the fun. Hot weather doesn’t have to make you – or...
by Hayley Orzech | May 5, 2026 | Empowering Detroit, Energy Efficiency, Our People, People, Places, Planet, Progress, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
26 years ago, Xperience Communications set out to connect the biggest companies in the world with their audience. Today, their clients rely on them to create a “brand experience” and inspire action, but it was one of their own clients that turned the tables and...
by Hayley Orzech | Apr 16, 2026 | Economic Progress, Energy Future, Oakland County, Our People, People, Places, Planet, Wayne County, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
Imagine you’re visiting your favorite local coffee shop or waiting on an oil change when you notice a sign in the window of the shop. It reads: Proud Participant in DTE’s MIGreenPower Intrigued, you point it out and the business owner says, “We’re helping create...
by Jessica Watson | Mar 19, 2026 | Environment, Monroe, Our People, Your Neighborhood
On any given day at DTE plants, high above the plant floor, and often out of sight, a specialized group is doing work that’s critical to how the company operates responsibly: stack testing. A recent visit to the Monroe Power Plant highlighted the work of DTE’s...
by David Akerly | Mar 17, 2026 | Our People, People
When old man winter hits us with snow and ice, you need to take extra precautions with natural gas meters, appliances and equipment. That’s because snow and ice can cause two dangerous situations: Gas leaks and Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning. Accumulated snow can...
