by Joelle Kruczek | Oct 28, 2025 | Our People, People, Places, Your Neighborhood
As temperatures begin to drop, DTE Energy is stepping up to help Michigan families stay safe and warm this winter. Through its Low-Income Self-Sufficiency Plan (LSP), eligible customers can access affordable, fixed monthly payments and up to $3,000 in past-due balance...
by Kate Mitchell | Oct 23, 2025 | Monroe, Monroe County, Our People, People, Places, Planet, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
As one of Michigan’s largest landowners, DTE Energy takes land management seriously. Generating power for millions takes a lot of space and caring for that space is top priority for the company’s environmental team, who oversees dozens of wildlife habitats across DTE...
by Joelle Kruczek | Sep 23, 2025 | Our People, Your Neighborhood
Our DTE team is proud to be active in the community, connecting customers like you with valuable support, resources, and assistance. Whether it’s through Open Houses, Customer Resource Fairs or other local events – we’re here to help you stay...
by Kate Mitchell | Sep 10, 2025 | Empowering Detroit, Monroe, Monroe County, Our People, People, Uncategorized, Volunteerism, Your Neighborhood
On a beautiful August afternoon at Beacon Park in Detroit, passersby could find more than a dozen DTE Energy volunteers enjoying the weather, catching up with coworkers and filling backpacks with school supplies for Detroit-area students in need. “This was a great...
by Lauren Sarnacki | Sep 9, 2025 | Our People, Planet
DTE’s Huron Renewable Energy Center (HREC), located in Bad Axe, has become more than just a workplace. It’s a place where people can come together in community. It started when the MSU Extension looked for a temporary facility to host their tai chi classes....
by Jessica Watson | Sep 3, 2025 | Empowering Detroit, Our People, Progress, Wayne County, Your Neighborhood
When The International Church of Metro Detroit was building an addition to serve the child care needs of their community, the construction team discovered the overhead power lines obstructed their ability to complete the project. Since lines ran directly through where...
