DTE reports Q2 earnings Thursday. Analysts see data-center demand as a tailwind for rate base growth. The report will show whether cost controls are closing the gap to the allowed 10% ROE.
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DTE Energy reports second-quarter earnings Thursday before the market open. The Michigan utility serves 2.3 million electric customers and 1.4 million gas customers, mostly in the state's southeast.
Data-center load growth in its service territory has drawn analyst attention. Several firms have cited that demand as a reason to expect above-average earnings growth through 2027, the analysts said. The company plans $11 billion in capital spending over five years, much of it for grid upgrades and new generation tied to that load.
A key question for the report is DTE's earned return on equity. The Michigan regulatory framework allows a 10% ROE. Actual returns have come in lower because of higher operating costs. The second-quarter print will show whether cost controls are narrowing that gap.
DTE will also update its full-year 2025 earnings guidance. The current range sits at $6.50 to $6.80 a share. A revision higher would signal confidence in the data-center pipeline and the rate case schedule. A downward revision would raise questions about cost pressure or regulatory timing.
The report is scheduled for before the market open on Thursday.
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