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2014-2015 Corporate Citizenship Highlights A Force for Growth Prosperity

At DTE Energy, our aspiration is to be the best-operated energy company in North America and a force for growth and prosperity in the communities where we live and serve. 2014 was the 8th consecutive year that DTE Energy improved its score on the Gallup employee engagement survey Building an Engaged and Diverse Workforce Gallup Engagement Score compared to other companies (percentile) 28th percentile 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 91st percentile 2014 Earned Gallup s Great Workplace Award for the third consecutive year The only utility company to ever win this award Health & Safety Diversity Recognized by the National Business Group on Health for our ongoing commitment to employee health and wellness (one among 63 companies across the US) Our ultimate aim is zero injuries and occupational illnesses. Our long-term progress in safety performance over the past several years shows an improving trend. DTE s Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion new executive position created in 2014 DTE Energy has a long history of hiring a diverse workforce and fostering an inclusive work environment. We are evaluating our existing diversity and inclusion initiatives and driving continuous improvement in this area. We recognize, appreciate, celebrate and leverage the unique backgrounds and strengths that our employees bring to DTE

Transforming Electric Generation Our generation mix will shift from predominantly coal to a more balanced mix of coal, natural gas, renewables and nuclear. This is a result of new environmental regulations and the aging of our fleet of coal-fired power plants. DTE Electric Generation Output (percentage) current gas renewables nuclear Environmental Stewardship Air Emissions In 2014, we completed a nearly 2b at the Monroe Power Plant, our largest generating plant and the fourth largest coal-fired plant in the country Protecting Natural Resources program to install state-of-the-art emission controls 187 MW of new wind capacity enough to power 86,000+ homes 1,000+ MW of natural gas-fired generation purchased by DTE Electric in 2015 coal 2030 scenario coal nuclear Protecting Natural Resources gas renewables DTE is one of the largest landowners in Michigan. We maintain thousands of acres of land in its natural state and provide habitat for hundreds of species of birds, mammals, fish and insects. In 2014, the River Rouge Power Plant gained certification under Wildlife Habitat Council Corporate Lands for Learning program, joining the Monroe Power Plant in achieving this milestone. The program recognizes sites for developing and implementing education and outreach programs. 16.3% reduction in CO 2 compared to 2010 baseline On track to achieve our goal of 20% reduction by 2020

Leading Corporate Citizenship 2014 DTE Foundation Grants breakdown by category 4% Diversity 13% Leadership 21% Human Needs 11% Development 27% Other 13% Education 10% Environment In 2014, the Foundation provided nearly 12 million in grants, which includes 750,000 to match employee donations 27m combined corporate donations and Foundation grants which includes: 10m to the Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW) and United Way 5m to the Grand Bargain for Detroit 1.6m education spent on Michigan early childhood, K-12 and post-secondary education programs DTE supports training in skilled trades and technical education: Committing Our Energy to Detroit for Michigan s Future DIA - Grand Bargain Michigan Science Center Shed 5 - Eastern Market Smart Meters Public Lighting Authority Traffic Signal Transition Infrastructure improvements Careers in Energy Week every October Community college partnerships Apprenticeships STEM education (science, technology, engineering and math) Grand River Public Space Navitas House The Riverfront THAW and United Way FINANCIAL SERVICES HUMAN NEEDS DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT

Driving Economic Progress Michigan-Based Supplier Spend (units in million dolllars) 922m spent with in-state suppliers in 2014 10,000 people employed by DTE at the end of 2014 600 825 800 922 950 1.25b 159m spent with Detroit-based suppliers in 2014 12,000 retirees 475 increased spending on Michigan-based suppliers since 2010 creating 5,000+ Michigan jobs 370m spent with certified diverse suppliers in 2014 * each figure represents 200 employees 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Capital investments during 2014 totaled more than 2 billion, primarily projects focused on reliability, renewable energy resources and environmental controls Examples include: Additional commitments to Michigan-based suppliers 5bover next 5 years Investing in wind power and landfill gas projects Installing emission controls, cooling water systems and by-product management Upgrading electrical circuits and natural gas infrastructure

Serving Our Customers J.D. Power Rank vs. Midwest Peers Residential 2015 Electric: Midwest Large Segment 2 nd 2014 Gas: Midwest Large Segment Commercial 2015 Electric: 2015 Gas: Midwest Large Midwest Region 1 st 1 st 4 th DTE Energy is ranked Highest in Customer Satisfaction With Business Natural Gas Service in the Midwest. DTE Energy received the highest numerical score in the Midwest in the proprietary J.D. Power 2015 Gas Utility Business Customer Satisfaction Study SM. Business based on 9,243 online interviews ranking 20 Midwest providers. Proprietary study results are based on experiences and perceptions of businesses surveyed 4/14-7/14 and 8/14-12/14. Your experiences may vary. Visit jdpower.com. Using Technology to Enhance Customer Service SM. Customer Experience initiative in 2014 resulted in better communications and convenience Residential app users reduced monthly bills by Electric Reliability DTE Insight mobile app more than 55,000 customer downloads Allows users to monitor electricity use, improve efficiency and track savings 1.2% Advanced meters allow our customers to access technology for convenience, efficiency and savings ADVANCED METERS INSTALLED IN 2014 1,636,921 installed = 69% Residential Electric of Customers 549,720 installed Residential Gas = 45% of Customers 130,761 installed = 62% Commercial Electric of Customers 36,596 installed Commercial Gas = 36% of Customers Natural Gas Safety and Reliability We maintain the safety and integrity of our system of underground natural gas pipes through a robust program of inspections, 84 miles of gas pipeline replaced or retired in 2014 DTE plans to replace 160 miles of gas pipeline annually going forward Residential energy efficiency programs reached 550,000+ electric customers

Severe weather has a significant impact on our power delivery infrastructure. We have stepped up our efforts to reinforce our electric distribution network by upgrading utility poles, wires and other equipment and improving regular maintenance programs. Because two-thirds of our power outages are associated with trees, we are renewing emphasis on tree trimming, in consultation with customers and affected communities. Affordability DTE Energy is committed to managing our rates to keep energy affordable for our customers. Reasonable electricity rates, for businesses as well as residential customers, contribute to the strength and competitiveness of Michigan s economy. maintenance and upgrades. A key part of this work is replacing older gas mains made of cast iron or unprotected steel with mains composed of safer, longer-lasting materials. Customer Energy Efficiency DTE s energy efficiency programs help customers reduce their energy use, capturing both electric and natural gas savings. Specific measures include installing more efficient appliances and lights, adding insulation, weatherizing homes and conducting boiler tune-ups. DTE Energy pioneered an innovative program called the Low-Income Self-Sufficiency Plan to help economically stressed customers bridge the gap between extreme-weather utility bills and reduced government aid. This proactive, year-round assistance program helps customers budget for their energy payments, avoid service interruptions during hard times, and puts them on a path to self-sufficiency. 300,000+ gas customers DTE customers have saved enough electricity and natural gas to: power all the homes in Ann Arbor for heat all the homes in Ann Arbor for 3.5yrs customers 22,000 enrolled in the Low-Income Self-Sufficiency Plan 81% successfully stayed in the program 1.5yrs DTE Electric residential customers electric bills are 8% below the national average

CEO Message DTE Energy s Aspiration is to be the best-operated energy company in North America and a force for growth and prosperity in the communities where we live and serve. This statement isn t an empty catchphrase like so many that litter cubicles across corporate America. It grew out of our employees genuine desire to help build a better future for Michigan and its communities. It arose out of the economic crisis of 2009-2010, when we looked outward and saw a still struggling region. Our employees asked what can we do to help? Our answer to them: become a best-operated company that provides our customers with excellent service, and use our economic scale to help our communities grow and prosper. DTE Electric Company Profile 2.1m electric customers in Michigan Our Aspiration can only be realized through the exceptional energy of our 10,000 employees. To create a great company, our employees must be fully engaged and bring their best energy and focus to work every day. We measure engagement using the Gallup employee engagement survey, and I am very proud of our improvement over the last seven years. In 2014, we earned our third consecutive Gallup Great Workplace Award the only utility to ever win this award. 7,600 square mile service territory An engaged workforce also is tightly linked to our customer satisfaction. We take great pride in the progress made in improving our customer service performance. We will continue our efforts to improve these outcomes, which now benchmark at or near the top of our peer group. One of the most important strategic issues for DTE is the coming fundamental transformation of electric power production in Michigan and across the country. We absolutely agree it is time to move toward a cleaner, greener generation mix; however, the path to achieving those goals must also support both a thriving business climate in Michigan and the needs of low income customers. Being a leading corporate citizen also means giving back to the communities where we live and serve. 2014 was an extraordinary year in the history of Detroit and our region, as we took the first steps toward a much brighter future. So in that light, DTE Energy and the DTE Energy Foundation provided by far the highest level of giving in our company s history: 27 million. This 2014-2015 Corporate Citizenship Highlights Report provides our stakeholders with a quick snapshot of the work we are focused on for our customers, our environment and our communities. For an in-depth look at our story, please see our full report at www.dtecitizenship.com. I also invite you to share your feedback at citizenship@dteenergy.com. DTE Gas 1.2m gas customers in Michigan 14,700 Power & Industrial Projects square mile service territory energy related facilities and projects 69+ in 17 states Gerry Anderson Chairman and CEO DTE Energy Gas Storage & Pipelines 2 storage fields in Michigan ownership in 2 interstate pipelines DTE Energy saved the following resources by using 8,000 pounds of New Leaf Reincarnation 100, made of 100% recycled fiber, designated Ancient Forest FriendlyTM and manufactured with electricity that is offset with Green-e certified renewable energy certificates. Calculation based on research by Environmental Defense Fund and other members of the Paper Task Force. 160 trees 74,791 gallons water 72 million energy BTUs 5,007 pounds solid waste 13,790 pounds greenhouse gas 150659/EPI/40K/08-15 gathering pipelines Michigan in Pennsylvania and 2 1 lateral pipeline in Pennsylvania and New York