Duke Energy anunció que han tomado la decisión de vender sus activos en Brasil a la empresa originaria de China, ‘China Three Gorges’ (CTG), por aproximadamente $1,200 millones de dólares en efectivo, así como la absorción de deudas. El cierre del acuerdo deberá ocurrir en dos o cuatro meses.
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Lynn Good, CEO y presidenta de Duke Energy, ha dicho que “también pasamos por el proceso de negociación para la venta de nuestros activos en Centro y Sudamérica, esperando pronto emitir más anuncios al respecto.”