Storm Update

As of Saturday morning, DTE's Storm Response Team has restored power to more than 388,000 customers affected by this week's back-to-back storms. We know how hard it is to be without power, and more than 4,000 team members remain in the field working around the clock until everyone is back on.

We expect 90% of those affected by the storms to have power restored by the end of today, with the remainder restored by end of day Sunday.

Please continue to be safe and remain at least 25 feet away from downed wires and anything they're touching. If you are using a generator until your power is restored, keep it outside and away from windows and doors.

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Savings & Assistance

Electric Rate Filing – On April 28, 2026, DTE Electric filed an investment request with the Michigan Public Service Commission. If fully approved, the average residential bill could increase by $11.06/9.96% per month. Bills will not be impacted until a final order is issued in approximately February 2027. Note: assumes 500 kWh used.  View Investment Details