NiSource (NI) is rated a 'buy' due to its innovative agreements with data centers, especially Amazon, which isolate capital expenditures and returns, shielding existing customers from rate increases. The company has a $29 billion five-year capital expenditure plan and expects at least 8% earnings per share growth. With a 2.5% dividend yield and potential for low double-digit total returns, NiSource is positioned for sustained growth supported by strong capital programs and rising demand from data centers.
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