Anyone planning a major construction project or the installation, relocation or modification of a service connection should review the important information on this page. Here, you can request new service, make changes to an existing connection, check project status and learn what is required to connect to DTE Energy service. You can also get information on submitting a new design request.
Please note: All new, relocated or upgraded residential service connections will be installed as underground residential service laterals at the customer’s expense.
For a map of existing utilities at your construction site, contact MISS DIG at 811 or missdig811.org and request a design ticket for your location. This service is provided free of charge.
For service connections: See the process and requirements to energize your service.
If you have been directed here by the NPMS webpage, please use the design ticket link above to submit your request.
The Michigan Public Service Commission maintains a list of all electric and natural gas utilities registered in the state of Michigan.
To determine if DTE Energy provides electric and/or natural gas service at your location, the MPSC offers an online search feature.
Staying safe is everyone’s responsibility. That’s why DTE Energy offers helpful information on natural gas safety, electrical safety and a quick way to access information on underground utilities through the state’s MISS DIG program.
DTE Energy offers street lighting design, installation and maintenance services to builders to provide functional and attractive lighting options for developments, and can collaborate with architects and engineers to meet particular needs. Email an outdoor lighting specialist or call (800) 548-4655.
Integrating energy efficiency saves customers money and shows you care about the environment. The National Association of Home Builders has developed a green building standard, to help keep energy efficiency and environmental factors in mind when designing and building a new project.
Want more information? Call (800) 533-6220 to learn how natural gas can be part of an energy efficiency plan.