Consumers Energy evacuated existing construction project near the Sanford Dam [1]

One day after the Sanford Dam break Consumer Energy announces:

1. Sale of $134,349,000 in bonds [2]

2. Partnership with Google [3]

[1] https://upnorthlive.com/news/local/urgent-evacuation-order-issued-in-edenville-and-sanford

[2] https://marketscreener.com/CMS-ENERGY-CORPORATION-12117/news/CONSUMERS-ENERGY-CO-Other-Events-Financial-Statements-and-Exhibits-form-8-K-30643058/

[3] https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/consumers-energy-providing-100-000-google-nest-thermostats-to-michigan-households-during-pandemic-301061938.html

>>9252381

Consumers Energy also owns the substation for the 6,600 foot Edenville Dam to carry the power generated by the dam.

https://www.mlive.com/news/saginaw-bay-city/2020/05/troubled-dam-breaks-sends-floodwaters-hurtling-toward-midland.html

https://www.hydroreview.com/2019/12/03/ferc-issues-preliminary-permit-for-6-mw-edenville-dam-hydroelectric-project-in-michigan/

>>9252454

See:

>>9252381

>>9252455

>>9252741

yeah, we know all that. You know we know all that.

So, what information are you really try to convey?