CMS Energy is rated Hold due to uncertainties around affordability, its late positioning in data center markets, and a recent CFO change, despite strong regulatory support. The company plans to sell most of its non-regulated renewable assets to raise $500 million, which will be used to expand its regulated rate base and focus on core utility operations. CMS faces challenges including high storm damage costs, a large $25.8 billion capital expenditure plan, and regulatory risks, with electricity affordability expected to be a key issue in the upcoming election year. For income-focused investors, the author recommends the Consumers Energy $4.50 Series Cumulative Preferred shares, which offer a 5.96% yield and a better risk profile.
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