Evergy, a $5 billion revenue investor owned US utility, has opted to accelerate its decarbonization plan under extreme investor pressure. In a surprise move the company has torn down the “For Sale” sign at its HQ, which it only really put up because Elliott Management, which bought into the company to the tune of $760 million, said it had to. Since the company is only worth $12.36 billion today, and was over $16 billion in January when Elliott bought the stock, it must own around 5% of the company. Its statement at the time was that a sale might release as much as $5 billion in value, which we can see – if it accelerates the transition to a profitable,…