As Michigan's largest utility, DTE Energy's decisions on rates, infrastructure, and the clean energy transition affect millions of residents. We hold the company accountable and track its impact on customers and the climate.
Michigan environmental news: $74.5 million DTE Gas rate hike is less than half utility’s requested amount
Michigan regulators approve a smaller-than-requested DTE Gas rate hike, senators introduce utility accountability bills, and the state reopens its review of Enbridge’s Line 5 tunnel permits following a Supreme Court decision.
DTE wants approval for Google data center power contracts: What’s at stake with 1-gigawatt Van Buren Township project?
Michigan’s utility regulator will decide whether to approve DTE Energy contracts for Google’s 1-gigawatt data center project in Van Buren Township.
After F2 tornado, Detroit council wants to know about DTE Energy alternatives
Following tornado damage that left thousands without power, Detroit City Council members call for the city to explore alternatives to DTE Energy, citing persistent outages, rising costs, and aging infrastructure that struggles with severe weather.
How Michigan attorney general race could reshape utility regulation, ratepayer protection
Michigan’s next attorney general will decide whether to continue challenging utilities over rate hikes, environmental issues, and data centers.
Michigan environmental news: 105,000 without power after overnight storms, more severe weather expected
Overnight storms left over 105,000 Michigan residents without power, with more severe weather expected Thursday. Plus: fall vaccines arrive, Sterling Heights unveils green infrastructure project, and Lincoln Park raises water rates.
Environmental groups call for Detroit data center moratorium as city develops ordinance
A draft Detroit data center ordinance is expected from the planning commission in the coming weeks, says City Council Member Scott Benson.
Michigan environmental news: DTE says July storm impact 20 times worse than forecast
DTE tells regulators the July 3 storm impact was 20 times worse than forecast. Plus: Michigan backs hydrogen research, copper mine funding, and Isle Royale wolf encounters.
DTE will seek approval for 2 natural gas plants as coal phases out, data centers go online
DTE Energy will ask Michigan regulators to approve construction of two natural gas plants totaling 2.1 gigawatts of capacity.
Michiganders for Money Out Of Politics faces final hurdles: Lawsuit, Legislature
A lawsuit and possible legislative action could keep the Michiganders for Money Out Of Politics measure off the November ballot.
State canvassers approve Michiganders for Money Out Of Politics ballot language
Michiganders for Money Out of Politics co-chair praises decision to leave petition language largely unchanged.
Michigan regulators ask lawmakers to end annual rate hikes, change how DTE, Consumers make money
Michigan’s utility regulator says ending yearly rate increases and changing how utilities earn profit would do more for household energy bills than anything the commission can do on its own.
Environmental groups, Nessel make arguments in appeal of DTE Energy’s Saline Township data center contracts
Nessel has lobbied for a contested case proceeding since the data centers contracts first came under the consideration of Michigan regulators.
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