by Katherine Susko | Jan 16, 2026 | Your Power
Here’s a quick guide to the key terms you’ll see each month on your DTE gas bill: Customer charge: You’ll see this charge on your bill – even when your gas usage is low – to cover the billing, customer service and meter reading costs to support all...
by Katherine Susko | Jan 16, 2026 | Your Power
Frigid cold will hit Michigan over the next few days, and your furnace will use more natural gas and electricity to keep you comfortable. This will likely increase your next energy bill. Here are a few tips to lower your energy usage and lessen the impact on your...
by Amanda Fischer | Jan 12, 2026 | Reliability Work Updates, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
As part of our plan to build the grid of the future, we’re transitioning to a smart grid. Through 2029, we plan to fully automate our grid by installing smart devices, like reclosers. Positioned on top of power poles, reclosers will help us quickly locate outages and...
by Katherine Susko | Dec 18, 2025 | Your Power
You will likely see a higher-than-normal energy bill due to the frigid temperatures this December. With wind chill, several days dipped into the single digits, according to the National Weather Service. This means your furnace worked extra hard to keep you and your...
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 Lauren Sarnacki | Dec 16, 2025 | Planet, Uncategorized, Your Power
In 2025, DTE’s Renewable Energy team celebrated many achievements, including two new solar parks coming online and starting construction on two additional solar parks. Three of these four solar parks are coming to fruition as a result of customer enrollments in DTE’s...
