Duke Energy CEO committed for Fla. settlement

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Duke Energy’s top executive told Florida regulators Monday that he’s committed to a long-term rate settlement they approved with Progress Energy four months before the two companies’ troubled merger.

CEO Jim Rogers also said Duke has not yet made a decision on whether to repair or shut down a nuclear reactor in Crystal River on Florida’s west coast.

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