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Looking for an easy way to reduce your carbon footprint? With our MIGreenPower program, you can attribute your energy use to wind and solar parks right here in Michigan - no contract, no upfront costs, and no expensive equipment installation needed. Learn more at http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pspr.ly/6044f5nQi

It takes something special to turn a tragic moment in history into an educational experience, but that’s exactly what the dedicated team at the River Raisin National Battlefield Park - with help from volunteers from DTE - did with the unveiling of their new education and visitor center in Monroe. http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pspr.ly/6043fnj3v

Congratulations to Christy Howden, CEO and co-founder of Wolverine Pickleball, for being named Small Business Association of Michigan's 2025 Energy Champion! Her dedication to sustainability and smart energy use highlights how small businesses can lead the way in innovation and environmental responsibility. By embracing energy efficiency, Christy's efforts also earn rebates from DTE — proof that sustainable practices make a real impact.

Many vulnerable families have been severely impacted by recent extreme temperatures. To ensure these residents remain supported, DTE Energy is donating $800,000 to United Way for Southeastern Michigan to meet the urgent need. Learn more about this effort http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pspr.ly/6047fuu3R

#MIGreenPower business customers love the program because it’s easy, requires no maintenance, and they can use it to market their sustainability goals to new prospects. Check it out here: www.migreenpower.com

Looking for ways to save energy in your business? Check out the latest issue of EnergySmarts for Michigan Business to see what other businesses are doing and how DTE can help. http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pspr.ly/6049fHP8b

The American Society of Engineering Education found that of the 141,000+ bachelor degrees awarded annually, only 25% are earned by women and 32% are earned by minority men. These findings inspired the Engineering Society of Detroit's Boys and Girls in Engineering programming, which brings STEM careers to life through immersive learning and you-look-like-me mentorship with area STEM professionals. DTE Energy engineers volunteer their time for both programs and lead hands-on activities alongside the young boys and girls. To learn what the Boys in Engineering Academy provides, click here: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pwww.esd.org/bea/ To learn what the Girls in Engineering Academy offers, click here: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/e9C4DtC

Summer is in full swing, which means it's the perfect time to learn how our dozens of solar parks across the state are working to generate clean, renewable power from the sun. By 2042, we'll be generating enough clean energy from both wind and solar to power 5.5 million homes.

For DTE, building Michigan’s workforce takes place in numerous ways and engaging Michigan's youth through win-win partnerships helps to bring in-demand energy careers to life. In 2017, the Engineering Society of Detroit launched a youth engagement program specifically to support girls interested in STEM studies. Today, the Girls in Engineering Academy supports 167 female youth ranging from 6th grade to high school seniors, and we are delighted to have been able to host them for the 8th year in a row.

We proudly join Edison Electric Institute and energy companies across the nation in celebrating today's National Lineworker Appreciation Day! Thank you to the men and women who are helping us build the grid of the future and safely provide energy to our customers and communities. #ThankALineworker