by Jessica Watson | Jan 12, 2026 | Volunteerism, Your Neighborhood
Over 100 DTE volunteers gathered with one mission in mind on Christmas morning: deliver holiday cheer in the form of hot meals in the Detroit area. Together with the Detroit Area Agency on Aging (DAAA), volunteers packed meals and prepared for deliveries to make the...
by Joelle Kruczek | Jan 8, 2026 | Your Neighborhood
As Michigan faces frigid winter temperatures, DTE Energy today announced a $15 million donation to three leading nonprofits to deliver energy assistance, helping families heat their homes and stay safe throughout the season. “Michigan winters can be harsh, and we know...
by Jessica Watson | Jan 8, 2026 | Planet, Your Neighborhood
This year has been an incredible one for the DTE environmental team, driven by innovation and defined by measurable impact across our service territory. Their efforts have advanced wildlife protection, waste reduction, renewable energy and land management, creating a...
by Amanda Passage | Jan 1, 2026 | People, Uncategorized, Your Neighborhood
With frigid temperatures sweeping the state, DTE is reminding customers that warming centers are available to provide relief from the cold. Each location is subject to availability and capacity restrictions – please call in advance for current information and...
by Kayla Chriss | Dec 17, 2025 | Energy Efficiency, Our People, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
As winter sets in, unwanted heat loss can leave your home cold, drive up energy costs and strain your heating system. Fortunately, DTE Energy offers practical tips to help you spot issues early and prevent costly problems. Indications of heat loss and what to do: ...
by Amanda Fischer | Dec 16, 2025 | Ann Arbor, Reliability Work Updates, Your Neighborhood
As part of DTE Energy’s plan to build the grid of the future, we rebuilt the electric infrastructure that delivers power to southwest Ann Arbor. This project, which DTE began in May and completed in December 2025, represents an investment of more than $3.7 million...
