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Shell Energy North America Inks Agreement To Acquire 100% Stake In Hunlock Creek Generating In Pennsylvania; To Sell Stake In RISEC To Constellation Energy For $715M
Shell Energy North America (US), L.P. (SENA), a subsidiary of Shell plc (Shell), has signed two transactions as part of its ongoing management of its US power portfolio:The acquisition of 100% equity in Hunlock Creek
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