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Duke Energy decides to put commercial renewables business up for sale; deal could exceed $5B

By: via Business Journals
Charlotte-based Duke Energy Corp. has completed a strategic review of its commercial renewables business and hired an investment bank and legal advisers to help negotiate its sale, which is likely to exceed $5 billion.
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