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CMS Energy plans to sell renewable assets to focus on regulated utilities
The Jackson, Michigan-based company said the move would simplify its corporate structure, net about $500 million and set it up to generate most of its earnings from its regulated utilities.
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The Jackson, Michigan-based company said the move would simplify its corporate structure, net about $500 million and set it up to generate most of its earnings from its regulated utilities. CMS Energy said Tuesday that it would sell off non-utility renewable energy development operations at its NorthStar Clean Energy Services subsidiary, a non-regulated entity that operates about 1.8 GW of generation in Michigan, Ohio, Texas and other states.
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