Thousands of DTE storm team members and contract line workers are addressing the outages caused by Tuesday's extreme weather and are restoring power as quickly and safely as possible. Check out this video to learn about the process for restoration. | DTE Energy

Washtenaw County customers spent 64% less time without power this year compared to the same timeframe in 2024, thanks to hundreds of DTE crews working daily to build a stronger, smarter electric grid. | DTE Energy

DTE Energy electric customers can save money by participating in its Appliance Recycling Program. The program provides free pick-ups of old, working refrigerators and freezers, which are recycled at no cost. Customers receive a $50 rebate for each appliance. By removing inefficient units, customers can start saving up to $150 a year on energy bills. For our news release, visit: https://dteenergy.mediaroom.com/2016-03-31-DTE-Energys-Appliance-Recycling-Program-puts-money-back-in-customers-pockets

When our crews were called upon to help, they didn't hesitate. DTE linemen are heading down to Arkansas to help restore power and hope to those that may be impacted by the potentially catastrophic winter storm expected to pass through a large portion of our country. Please keep them and the states facing this severe weather in your thoughts. | DTE Energy