by Hayley Orzech | Mar 10, 2026 | Community Transformation, Energy Efficiency, Energy Future, People, Planet, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
Our clean energy future relies on several factors, including renewable energy development, efficient energy generation and usage, and something that may surprise you… Energy storage. If you think about it, most of us already participate in energy storage on a...
by Nicole Bonneville | Mar 5, 2026 | Reliability Work Updates, Sanilac County, Thumb Area, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
Severe weather events are becoming more common across Michigan, and DTE Energy is responding with significant infrastructure upgrades to better serve our customers. Our mission is clear: deliver dependable, safe electricity to communities throughout Southeast Michigan...
by Nicole Bonneville | Feb 19, 2026 | Huron County, Reliability Work Updates, Thumb Area, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
As Mother Nature brings increasingly extreme weather to Michigan, DTE Energy is reinforcing the grid that serves our customers. We’re committed to delivering safer, more reliable power across the state—no matter what storms come our way. To support that...
by Katherine Susko | Jan 30, 2026 | Your Power
January’s long cold snap — which plunged into the negatives throughout Michigan — is continuing and intensifying as February begins. This means your furnace is working harder to keep your home warm, even if you lowered your thermostat settings, and your latest bill...
by Amanda Fischer | Jan 23, 2026 | Empowering Detroit, Reliability Work Updates, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
Mother Nature is bringing unpredictable weather and more powerful storms to Detroit. That’s why DTE Energy is upgrading and strengthening the electric grid to withstand this extreme weather. In Detroit, the company has created a program to specifically address and...
by Katherine Susko | Jan 21, 2026 | Your Power
Extreme winter weather continues through this week. Even just a few days of extremely cold weather can make your furnace work harder and run longer, which will drive up your energy usage and ultimately increase your bill. There are steps you can take now so...
