by Brian Smith | May 24, 2018 | Your Power
The weather is warming up, and that means people want to spend more time outside. As a business owner, an easy way to capitalize on the excitement about summer’s impending arrival is by firing up the grill and serving up delicious hamburgers, whether it’s to your...
by Brynn Guster | May 22, 2018 | Your Power
Most homes in the United States are under insulated and have air leaks. Air that leaks through your home’s envelope − the outer walls, windows, doors, and other openings − wastes a lot of energy and increases your energy bill. In fact, if you added up all the...
by DTE Social Media Team | May 22, 2018 | Your Power
Anyone who’s visited a hair salon knows they just buzz with energy. The Daybreak Salon & Spa in Woodhaven is no different. Or is it? On the surface, it’s like most salons. Stylists are busy with cuts, color and blow outs, which mean the curling irons, flat irons...
by RoNeishaMullen | May 21, 2018 | Your Power
The electric system serving Ann Arbor was built over a span of nearly 100 years, adding substations and circuits as development created increasing demand for power. This resulted in a web of power lines tying one substation to another. This configuration means that a...
by DTE Social Media Team | May 21, 2018 | Your Power
For a self-professed gearhead like Chris Braden, owner of Munk’s Motors in Waterford, watching tires spin and the tachometer needle climb to the redline is fun. Watching the electric meter dial spin at his place of business and electric bills climb, not fun. So, when...
by Randi Berris | May 11, 2018 | Your Power
Tags: electric safety, storm When strong winds with gusts of nearly 70 mph blew through Southeast Michigan on May 4th, it toppled more than 1,000 trees and tree limbs into DTE Energy’s power lines, knocking out power to more than 300,000 customers and causing...
