by Jessica Watson | Jul 31, 2026 | Environment, Planet, Your Neighborhood
DTE’s four-legged landscaping crew just got a little woollier. For the past year, employees have watched Vincent Van Goat and friends munch their way through invasive vegetation at our service centers. The goats have become local celebrities, helping manage...
by Hayley Orzech | Jul 28, 2026 | Energy Efficiency, Energy Future, Environment, Our People, People, Planet, Progress, Your Neighborhood
In the last century, many energy sources have been embraced to generate power – from steam and coal to natural gas and nuclear fission. Now we’re seeing a solar power spike in popularity across the world — and since its source is endless, we’ll never run...
by Lauren Sarnacki | Jul 14, 2026 | Planet, Your Neighborhood
We are thrilled to announce that through DTE’s MIGreenPower program, the University of Michigan will now be attributing 100% of its electricity use to renewable energy. This puts the university on track to eliminate emissions tied to purchased electricity as soon as...
by Jessica Watson | Jun 30, 2026 | Environment, Our People, Planet, Your Neighborhood
Most mornings, Dan Okon, principal engineer, on DTE’s Environmental team, starts his workday like many of us do: checking the weather, reviewing the plan for the day and getting ready to join his team. But on sampling days, that meeting place looks a little...
by Jessica Watson | Jun 17, 2026 | Environment, Planet, Your Neighborhood
Pollinators may be small, but their impact is mighty and so is the difference we can make. During Pollinator Week, June 22–28, DTE is doing more than just recognizing the vital role pollinators play in our environment – we’re spotlighting how you can roll up your...
by Jessica Watson | Jun 1, 2026 | Environment, Planet, Your Neighborhood
What happens to a wind turbine blade when it reaches the end of its useful life? At DTE’s Warren Service Center (WSC), the answer is creativity, craftsmanship and collaboration. The idea grew from a broader effort to explore how retired blade materials could be...
