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  • President Barack Obama plans to highlight the benefits of alternative energy today on a visit to Solyndra, a solar panel manufacturer in northern California, in the wake of the Gulf oil spill.
  • Lenders in $220 million B loan backing ArcLight Capital Partners’ purchase of five generation and transmission assets have agreed to extend the facility’s drop-dead date to next month.
  • Appalachian Power Co. sold $300 million senior unsecured, five-year notes Friday to fund its construction program and repay advances from sister utilities.
  • Duke Energy leveraged its interests in a portfolio of five wind farms via a $325 million loan yesterday to accelerate the growth of commercial renewable energy projects in the U.S.
  • India is said to be working on a program for new renewable energy certificates to increase investment in the country's thriving renewables arena.
  • India's GMR Infrastructure is expected to announce a $100 million private equity injection into its energy unit GMR Energy this week following a $200 million investment from Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings last month.
  • Tokyo-based Toshiba and Virginia-based The Babcock & Wilcox Co. are jointly investing $200 million to promote uranium enrichment technology being developed by USEC after USEC was left out of a $2 billion U.S. federal loan guarantee.
  • The Queen of England announced in a speech today that new legislation will be introduced to improve energy efficiency and support low carbon energy.
  • China Huaneng Group has agreed to buy 1.8 GW of wind turbines from local suppliers for CNY8.06 billion ($1.2 billion) in order to meet the nation's goal of at least 15% of it's energy coming from renewable resources by 2020.
  • Entergy CEO Wayne Leonard said yesterday new nuclear generation is still too expensive, citing the economics of construction as too risky for many companies, including his own.