DTE Energy subsidiary DTE Gas narrows third-quarter net loss to $29 million from $36 million

By Public Technologies
  • DTE Gas, an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of DTE Energy, narrowed third-quarter 2026 net loss to $29 million from $36 million.
  • Quarterly revenue rose to $211 million from $207 million.
  • Nine-month net income edged up to $176 million from $175 million.
  • Revenue for the nine months increased to $1.45 billion from $1.39 billion.
  • Operating cash flow fell to $508 million from $513 million over the same period.


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