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CMS Energy Completes Strategic Review Of NorthStar Clean Energy; With Board Approval Will Exit Non-Utility Renewables Development

Jul 28, 2026 · 06:46 AM ET· updated 4h ago

Company will retain its Michigan-based assets, including Dearborn Industrial Generation (or DIG). This will simplify the business, reduce financing needs, and allow the company to focus more fully on providing regulated

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CMS Energy decided to sell off most of its renewable energy business outside Michigan so it can focus on its main job—providing power to customers in Michigan. When a company simplifies what it does, it often means they're getting their act together and spending money smarter.

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