Michigan regulators release plan to link utility profits with performance
DTE and Consumers would pay more for lengthy and frequent outages, but critics say proposed disincentives are too weak to be effective.
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New settlement agreement aims to put spotlight on DTE-linked dark money
A first-of-its-kind provision included in a DTE Energy regulatory case could shine a light on some of the company’s contributions to dark money nonprofits belonging to state politicians or political entities.
Blackouts and generators add to Michigan’s air quality problems
Residents must choose between ‘the lesser of two evils’ – no power or more local pollution. Plus, a guide on how to minimize the damage and stay safe.
How to survive a DTE power outage in Metro Detroit
Extended outages cause real hardship. Here’s your survival guide.
DTE Energy shareholders reject proposal for political spending transparency
DTE’s Board of Directors advised shareholders and executives to vote against annual political spending disclosures.
OPINION: In the wake of outages, Michigan’s legislature must act for utility accountability
It’s time for our legislators to listen to our communities and act to hold investor-owned utilities like DTE accountable.
Can Michigan’s troubled utilities handle the climate crisis?
Recent hearings reveal the ‘elephant in the room’ – government and business forced to confront the climate crisis.
DTE’s new Time of Day rate will be here in March. Here’s what you need to know.
Starting in March, DTE will implement a new rate structure that charges more for electricity from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays relative to the other 20 hours of the day and all day on weekends.
