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DTE Energy reports developments across its Detroit-based diversified energy business, including regulated electric service in Southeast Michigan and regulated natural gas service across Michigan. News commonly covers utility capital investments, electric reliability programs, cleaner generation, natural gas system upgrades, Michigan Public Service Commission rate matters, and large-load service agreements tied to data center demand.
Recurring updates also include quarterly and annual earnings, operating earnings commentary, common stock dividend declarations, customer energy assistance, energy efficiency programs, and activity in DTE's energy businesses focused on custom energy solutions, renewable energy generation, and energy marketing and trading.
DTE Energy (NYSE:DTE) reported 2021 earnings of $907 million ($4.67 per diluted share), down from $1.4 billion ($7.08 per share) in 2020. Operating earnings were $1.2 billion ($5.99 per share), surpassing the original guidance midpoint of $5.51. Key achievements included a 40% increase in renewable energy generation, investments of $2.2 billion in Michigan businesses, and a commitment to cease coal use by 2028. DTE also raised its 2022 operating EPS guidance to $5.80-$6.00, reflecting a 7% growth from the previous year.
DTE Energy has initiated a competitive bidding process for new wind and solar projects in Michigan, totaling approximately 500 megawatts. This move is fueled by the growth of its MIGreenPower program, which has seen enrollment double over the past three years. Customers have committed to 1.8 million megawatt hours of clean energy, avoiding 1.4 million tons of CO2 emissions. DTE plans to add new projects by 2023 and aims to invest $3 billion in renewable energy infrastructure, significantly enhancing its clean energy generation by 2025.
DTE Energy declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.885 per share, payable on April 15, 2022, to shareholders of record by March 21, 2022. This dividend maintains DTE's long-standing commitment to providing shareholder returns, continuing a history of over 100 years of dividend payments. CEO Jerry Norcia emphasized the importance of this dividend for stakeholders, including retirees and employees, as part of the company's return to the community.
DTE Energy Foundation has announced over $1 million in grants to eight organizations in Michigan that promote equity and social justice. Notable recipients include the Council of Michigan Foundations ($250,000) and GreenLight Fund ($225,000). These funds will support various initiatives including legal representation for eviction defense, workforce development for individuals with disabilities, and enhanced educational equity for disadvantaged communities. The Foundation emphasizes the importance of partnerships with nonprofits that advocate for racial justice and community empowerment.
DTE Energy (NYSE: DTE) will announce its full year 2021 earnings on Feb. 10, 2022, before the market opens. A conference call to discuss the results will be held at 9 a.m. ET the same day. Interested parties can listen to the call via a live internet broadcast or dial in using the provided numbers. DTE Energy serves 2.3 million electric and 1.3 million natural gas customers in Michigan and aims to significantly reduce emissions by 2040. More information is available on their investor relations website.
DTE Energy (NYSE: DTE) announced a significant investment of $2.2 billion in Michigan businesses in 2021, creating and sustaining over 10,000 jobs. Since 2010, DTE has invested nearly $16 billion, generating approximately 54,000 jobs. The company has increased spending with diverse suppliers, allocating $715 million to certified diverse vendors and $820 million to Detroit-based businesses. DTE's commitment to supplier diversity is underscored by 10 industry awards received in 2021, promoting economic growth in local communities.
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DTE Energy announced the enrollment of Loyola High School of Detroit in its MIGreenPower program, a top voluntary renewable energy initiative in the U.S. The school becomes the first high school to join this program, which allows customers to attribute their energy use to DTE’s renewable sources. MIGreenPower has enrolled over 1.8 million megawatt hours of clean energy, equivalent to removing more than 277,400 cars from the road for a year. DTE aims for net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and plans to invest $2.8 billion in renewable energy by 2025.
DTE Energy proposes a $388 million investment to modernize Michigan's energy grid and enhance electric generation systems to meet 21st-century demands. This initiative, the Grid Modernization/CleanVision plan, includes a review process with the Michigan Public Service Commission aimed at securing the first rate increase in two-and-a-half years, potentially raising residential bills by an average of $10 per month. The investment focuses on infrastructure improvement, reliability, and a commitment to cleaner energy, while allowing for public input over 10 months.
DTE Energy has announced a donation of $5 million to assist low-income residents in Michigan during the state's severe winter weather. The contributions include $2.25 million to the United Way of Southeastern Michigan, $1 million to the Salvation Army, $1 million to True North, and $750,000 to The Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW). These funds will support customers struggling with energy bills and help enroll them in affordable payment plans. Over $50 million has been donated since 2016, highlighting DTE’s commitment to community support.