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DTE Energy Company and DTE Electric report mixed first-quarter 2026 results. For DTE Energy, total operating revenues rose to $5,141 million from $4,440 million a year earlier, driven by both utility and non‑utility operations. However, operating income declined to $412 million from $624 million, and net income dropped to $247 million from $445 million, cutting diluted EPS to $1.19 from $2.14.
DTE Electric’s utility revenues increased to $1,717 million from $1,454 million, with operating income improving to $303 million from $224 million, lifting net income to $215 million from $121 million.
Cash from operations at DTE Energy was strong at $906 million, but was outpaced by heavy capital spending of $1,229 million. The company issued $1,582 million of long‑term debt. Regulators approved a $242 million annual electric revenue increase effective March 2026, while additional gas and electric rate cases are pending with requested base rate hikes of $163 million and $474 million, respectively.
DTE Energy Company reported third‑quarter results in a combined quarterly report with DTE Electric. Total operating revenues were $3,527 million for Q3 2025, up from $2,906 million a year ago, as utility operations contributed $2,223 million and non‑utility operations $1,304 million.
Operating income rose to $619 million from $517 million, while net income attributable to DTE Energy was $419 million, down from $477 million. Diluted EPS was $2.01 versus $2.30 last year. Drivers included higher fuel and purchased power costs and increased interest expense of $271 million versus $252 million, partially offset by stronger revenues. The quarter also included $50 million of asset losses and impairments, net.
For the nine months, total operating revenues were $11,386 million versus $9,021 million, with net income of $1,093 million versus $1,112 million, and diluted EPS of $5.26 versus $5.36. Shares outstanding were 207,683,012 as of September 30, 2025.