To learn about this process, watch this short video and visit electric rate information in the Quick Links section. The rates you pay are set by the Michigan Public Service Commission-an independent third party that conducts a public process known as a regulatory rate review. Your bill reflects the total amount of energy used (kWh), measured by a meter reading at the end of each of your billing cycles. To help you spot and prevent inefficient energy use, visit our wide-ranging Save Money & Energy section, where you can explore our interactive, energy efficient home, get tips and rebate information, download the DTE Insight App to pinpoint possible savings and schedule a free Home Energy Consultation. You may also want to consider replacing inefficient appliances. Start with simple things, like turning off lights and the TV when no one is in the room and using energy efficient LED light bulbs. Making energy-saving changes that fit your lifestyle can be easy. We also offer helpful payment programs such as Flexible Due Date and BudgetWise Billing, which can help you manage your energy payments-and find a payment solution that works best for your budget. For a handy way to evaluate your bills, check out our Understand Your Bill feature. Since billing cycles can range from 26 to 35 days, comparing one month’s bill to another may not help you fully understand your usage. How "Days Billed" affects your monthly payment Conversely, when average temperatures fall during cooler months like April (50°), energy usage is also reduced (600 KWh). You’ll notice when average temperatures are at their peak in July and August (98°), energy consumption is also at a high point (800KWh). The above chart demonstrates how changes in the weather impact the amount of energy a typical household uses throughout the year.
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