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TSX:CU (Canadian Utilities)

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Canadian Utilities Ltd. engages in the provision of business solutions to companies in the utilities, energy, structures and logistics, and technologies sector. It operates through the following business units: Electricity, Pipelines & Liquids, and Corporate & Other. The Electricity segment delivers electricity generation, transmission, distribution, and related infrastructure solutions. The Pipelines & Liquids offers energy and industrial water solutions. The Corporate & Other segment includes retail energy. The company was founded on May 18, 1927 and is headquartered in Calgary, Canada.
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