Michigan is served primarily by two major utilities: DTE Energy in the Detroit area and Consumers Energy in western and central Michigan. Michigan winters drive significant heating costs.
Avg. Rate
17.2¢/kWh
Utilities
2 Providers
Michigan rates are above the national average, reflecting the state's energy mix and infrastructure costs.
Michigan winters are harsh—heating is the primary cost driver for most households
Budget billing helps smooth out seasonal variations in energy costs
Older housing stock in Detroit and other cities often benefits from weatherization
Both DTE and Consumers Energy offer assistance programs for qualifying households