Algonquin Power & Utilities' chief executive, Chris Huskilson, will step down from the head role after a year and a half as the company transitions to a regulated utility business.

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The company appointed Rod West, a 25-year industry veteran, to succeed Huskilson, effective March 7. Shares traded 5.2% higher, at C$6.58. Imperial Oil shares fell 3.7%, to C$99.65, after it ...