DTE Energy

At DTE, our employees are improving lives with their energy.

This is best seen in our company’s culture, one built on the idea of service.

We are committed to serving one another, our customers and our communities in safe, caring, dependable and efficient ways, always.

Our company is changing the future of energy.

Join us to build that future, together.

Our culture of service comes to life through our employees’ active volunteerism efforts.

Annually, DTE employees donate over 47,000 hours to communities across Michigan.

Delivering electricity and gas to homes across Michigan requires an unwavering focus on the safety and health of our employees and customers.

Ensuring that every DTE team member returns home as safely as they arrive includes robust training and ongoing leadership support.

For us, however, our commitment to the total wellbeing of our employees goes deeper. We’ve thought broadly about what “safe” could be and how that might show up in our everyday lives.

DTE’s robust Health & Wellbeing program encourages employees and their families to live more engaged, balanced and healthier lives through a variety of programs, support services and resources.

Our company is changing the future of energy.

Join us to build that future, together.

At DTE Energy, we believe that the defining environmental issue of our time is climate change.

Here at DTE we are taking a hands-on approach and innovating solutions to combat it.

Right now, we are transforming our power generation fleet and we've become the largest producer of wind and solar energy in the state of Michigan, currently powering 700,000 homes.

In the next few years, we’ll produce enough renewable energy to power nearly a million homes. We’ve already reduced carbon emissions 30% since 2005 and will further cut these emissions to 50% by 2030 and 80% by 2040 as we set a course to achieve our net zero goal by 2050.

But DTE can’t solve this alone … we need bright and smart minds to help us.

Our Future is YOU.

Meet… DTE engineer Katie L., who grew up in Midland and followed in her father’s footsteps by pursuing an engineering degree from Central Michigan University.

“As a female you may sometimes have more of a tendency to limit yourself,” Katie said. “But you can push those limits if you stay committed to working out of your comfort zone and focused on delivering results."

Katie joined DTE Energy as a co-op student and upon graduation, she stepped into a reliability engineering opportunity that oversees the 21 compression units that pump natural gas at our Taggart Compression Station.

Meet… DTE Fermi Nuclear Facility Manager Rich M.

Rich joined the Fermi team 29 years ago after serving our country in the Navy.

“Our FERMI nuclear facility is a 24/7/365 operation run by great, caring people who deliver a carbon-free, stable energy product to our customers and communities with pride.”