by Aimee Ridella | Aug 18, 2020 | Education & Employment, Progress, Your Neighborhood
“We want to give re-birth to people. We are in the community providing training, job prep, interview skills and life skills for the business world. We want to give people a future, even as adults,” said Ms. Pulliam, director and president, Payne-Pulliam School of...
by Aimee Ridella | Aug 10, 2020 | Community Transformation, People, Planet, Progress, Your Neighborhood
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought challenges and changes we never imagined previously, but it’s also unlocked new opportunities for our company to continue its servant leadership. From helping customers facing financial challenges to fully activating the DTE Energy...
by Amanda Passage | Jun 10, 2020 | Progress, Your Neighborhood
Nonprofit organizations and communities often need volunteers to clear gardens, pass out meals, or even execute specialized tasks like accounting or graphic design. At DTE, we embed volunteerism and passion into our culture, to serve the communities where we live and...
by Je'well Pearson | May 12, 2020 | Community Transformation, Progress, Uncategorized, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
During this difficult time, at DTE Energy we realize that our customers are depending on us now more than ever to provide safe and reliable power. We thank our frontline workers, who are committed to working throughout the pandemic to ensure you receive the reliable...
by Je'well Pearson | May 8, 2020 | Progress, Uncategorized, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
Reliable electricity is essential and DTE Energy is committed to providing it to customers 24/7. With a plan to spend nearly $1 billion per year in infrastructure upgrades, we’re improving electric reliability community by community. Many customers are already reaping...
by Jack Reynolds | May 6, 2020 | Progress, Your Power
For well over a century, DTE (and its predecessors Detroit Edison and MichCon) has provided power to millions of Michiganders spanning across several generations. Starting with gas in 1857, and later adding electricity in 1903, our power generation has grown cleaner...
