by DTE Social Media Team | May 24, 2018 | Our People
Michiganders like to joke that there are two seasons in the Great Lakes State: winter and construction. While it’s not 100 percent true, as the weather warms, work zones spring up on highways and in neighborhoods where improvements are needed most. DTE Energy is...
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 Randi Berris | Feb 16, 2018 | Your Neighborhood
When it comes to the state’s infrastructure, roads and bridges usually are the first things to come to mind. But what about the electric lines, gas mains, and water and sewer lines running under the roads? The utility poles and telephone, cable, electric and broadband...
by Anne O'Dell | Dec 8, 2017 | Energy Future
On Wednesday entrepreneurs from around the world will meet in Detroit to compete for up to $100,000 to demo technology that could address new demands in urban areas. Countries represented include Canada, Germany, Panama, United Arab Emirates and the United States....
by Pete Ternes | Oct 9, 2017 | Progress
DTE Impact | Progress | Eastern Michigan University fosters construction management jobs with NEXUS grant New construction projects are cropping up across Michigan. From the cinema theatre, retail and hotel plaza named “Studio C” in Grand Rapids to the $70 million...
