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Announced in February 2015, Duke Energy is making available for commercial solar projects $225 million to REC Solar Commercial Corp or REC Solar, a commercial solar developer. The two companies are also developing a streamlined process for solar projects. Charges were filed against three subsidiaries of duke energy corp. The federal cases are expected to be consolidated under the jurisdiction of the eastern district court in Raleigh, North Carolina. The charges follow unsuccessful attempts by environmental duke energy corporation would guarantee the payment of the penalties and the performance of the environmental compliance plans. The full agreement will be made public if it is accepted by the court. If approved, the agreement would end the grand jury duke energy corp. (NYSE: DUK) announced its fourth-quarter financial results in mid-February, and Argus has chosen to weigh in on this utility giant. Argus reiterated a Buy rating for Duke and a $99 price target, which is the highest analyst price target Dominion Resources Inc. rose $.57 or .8 percent, to $71.18. Duke Energy Corp. rose $.50 or .6 percent, to $77.58. Exelon rose $.35 or 1.1 percent, to $32.97. PG&E rose $.20 or .4 percent, to $53.83. Southern Co. rose $.19 or .4 percent, to $45.02. Other notable companies increasing their offshore holdings are Duke Energy Corp. and Stryker Corp.. Duke Energy became the focus of national scrutiny after its plant on the Dan River in North Carolina spilled between 50,000 and 82,000 tons of coal ash into .

after First Energy, losing 1.4% during the week. Duke’s fourth quarter earnings released last week, missing consensus estimates. The results led to a selloff in the stock following Duke’s announcement. Covanta Holdings (CVA) and Exelon Corporation (Reuters) - Duke Energy Corp has agreed to pay a fine of about $102 million for environmental violations related to a power plant's coal ash spill into a North Carolina river last year and the company's management of coal ash basins in the state. Duke Energy Corp. (NYSE:DUK) has reached a proposed plea agreement with federal prosecutors on nine misdemeanor violations of the Clean Water Act to settle a federal grand jury investigation spurred by last year's massive coal ash spill. Charlotte-based Duke Energy Corp. has agreed to pay $102.2 million to settle violations stemming from its 2014 coal ash spill, which leaked 35 million gallons of toxic coal-ash slurry into North Carolina’s Dan River. Under the plea agreement with the Justice Department .