by Katherine Susko | Sep 9, 2025 | Your Neighborhood, Your Power
The heating system at your business uses more energy in the winter to keep your employees and customers comfortable. Here’s your checklist to keep your energy usage down and protect your bottom line. Understand what impacts your winter bills You turn up the heat to...
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...
by Shawn Wichar | Aug 29, 2025 | Reliability Work Updates, Wayne County, Your Neighborhood
As part of our commitment to delivering safer, more reliable power, DTE Energy is investing nearly $28 million to rebuild the electric infrastructure serving homes and businesses in the city of Wayne. This project, which DTE started in 2025 and expects to complete in...
by Kayla Collins | Aug 28, 2025 | Detroit - District 6, Empowering Detroit, Energizing Youth, Wayne County, Your Neighborhood
On August 14, our company’s Corporate Citizenship team and Detroit PAL partnered to host the Summer STEAM Fair at Beacon Park, welcoming 140 children for a day of hands-on learning, creativity and community connection. The event was designed to spark curiosity in...
by Kate Mitchell | Aug 26, 2025 | Empowering Detroit, Our People, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
For DTE Energy’s environmental and safety team, it’s important to plan ahead. As one of Michigan’s largest landowners and the state’s largest energy supplier, there’s a lot to safeguard. From power generation sites to distribution infrastructure and beyond, this team...
by Lauren Sarnacki | Aug 20, 2025 | Planet, Your Neighborhood
DTE is building an extensive renewable energy portfolio to bring cleaner energy to our customers and help ensure that energy is sustainable for generations to come. But our wind and solar projects have an even greater impact on the communities that host them. ...
