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Morgan Stanley Maintains CMS Energy(CMS.US) With Hold Rating, Raises Target Price to $68
Wells Fargo Maintains CMS Energy(CMS.US) With Buy Rating, Maintains Target Price $78
Wells Fargo Sticks to Its Buy Rating for CMS Energy (CMS)
Jefferies Maintains CMS Energy(CMS.US) With Buy Rating, Raises Target Price to $77
CMS Energy Downgraded to Neutral From Buy at Guggenheim
Express News | CMS Energy Corp : Jefferies Raises Target Price to $77 From $76
Strongly promote AI! Trump: Will urgently approve power plants to ensure AI Electrical Utilities supply.
Trump stated that he could complete the power plant approvals through an emergency declaration without waiting for years. He emphasized that these power plants could use any fuel, including Coal, and he hopes the power plants will connect directly to the Datacenter rather than being supplied through the grid.
Guggenheim Downgrades CMS Energy(CMS.US) to Hold Rating, Raises Target Price to $69
Guggenheim Downgrades CMS Energy to Neutral From Buy, Adjusts Price Target to $69 From $77
Express News | CMS Energy Corp : Guggenheim Cuts to Neutral From Buy
Trump wants to ban wind farms, causing the stock price of the world's largest offshore wind power Operator to plummet.
On January 20 local time, Danish offshore wind power giant Ørsted announced a large-scale cut to its USA Business. This move comes as Trump takes office as President of the USA, casting a shadow over the prospects for the Wind Power industry - just hours after the latest impairment announcement, Trump was officially inaugurated and suspended new offshore wind power leases. After the market opened on Tuesday, Ørsted's European stocks fell more than 17%.
Evercore Maintains CMS Energy(CMS.US) With Hold Rating, Raises Target Price to $73
Celebrating National Squirrel Day: Keeping Wildlife Safe and The Lights On
Getting In Cheap On CMS Energy Corporation (NYSE:CMS) Is Unlikely
With EPS Growth And More, CMS Energy (NYSE:CMS) Makes An Interesting Case
CMS Energy to Announce Year-End Results on February 6
DoE Grants $22.9B in Conditional Financing for Utilities Including DTE Energy, CMS Energy
The US Energy Department has provided over $22.9 billion in conditional financing to several energy utility companies.
On January 16, Glonghui reported that the US Department of Energy's Loan Office announced on Thursday that it would provide $22.92 billion in conditional financing to several energy utility companies across 12 states. This funding will be made available through the Energy Infrastructure Reinvestment Plan of the US Department of Energy's Loan Program Office (LPO), established under the Inflation Reduction Act signed by President Biden. Among them, two utility subsidiaries of DTE Energy in Michigan will receive up to $8.8 billion to replace pipelines to reduce Henry Hub Natural Gas leaks and to install Wind Power facilities. A subsidiary of CMS Energy.
As Biden's term comes to a close, the USA provides nearly 23 billion dollars in loans to utility companies in 12 states.
The US Energy Department's Loan Office announced on Thursday that it is providing $22.92 billion in conditional financing to several energy utility companies in 12 states.
CMS Energy Rides on Investments & Expansion of Renewable Portfolio