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Chesapeake Utilities Sells Minority Stake In Florida Energy Pathway To NextEra Energy Resources; Financial Terms Not Disclosed

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Chesapeake Utilities Corporation (NYSE: CPK), through its indirect subsidiary Peninsula Pipeline Holdings, LLC ("Peninsula"), today announced it sold a minority interest in Florida Energy Pathway (FEP), a

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