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  • Scotland is poised to obtain 80% of its electricity from renewables sources within 10 years, 30% more than its target, according to an independent analysis by Scottish Renewables.
  • Bulent Osma and Kunal Moudgil, former senior director and analyst at NordLB, have left the bank earlier this month to start up project finance advisory shop P50 Capital.
  • CoBank, ING and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group are taking commitments in a $630 million loan backing Mirant’s $700 million, 760 MW gas-fired Marsh Landing Generation Station near Antioch, Calif.
  • Banco Santander, Caja Madrid, ING and Société Générale are among banks participating in a roughly $400 million financing backing BP Wind Energy’s $500 million, 250.8 MW Cedar Creek II farm in Weld County, Colo., deal watchers say.
  • Tonbridge Power, a Canadian transmission developer, has launched a process with boutique investment bank Stephens aimed at evaluating ways to fund growth and development.
  • Alabama Power is considering issuing debt before year-end after parent company Southern Co. and sister company Georgia Power snagged record-low rates on bonds.
  • Ft. Chicago Energy Partners has agreed to buy Pristine Power for $314 million, including a $195 million assumption of debt.
  • U.S. Wind Force is looking for financing for its $131 million Pinnacle wind project now that its secured power purchase agreements with the University of Maryland and a Maryland government agency.
  • Iberdrola Renewables is balancing its own wind resources in the U.S. Northwest by contracting back-up power to supply the Bonneville Power Administration at peak times.
  • Vattenfall will consider selling some of its international and coal-fired assets as the Swedish government looks to reduce the state-owned utility’s carbon footprint and curb expenses.