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  • Old Dominion Electric Cooperative is buying 32.5 MW from E.ON Climate & Renewables’ Stony Creek Wind Project, near Somerset, Pa., and 1 MW from a Delaware landfill gas generation plant operated by Ameresco.
  • Transmission lines intended for coal power could instead transmit about 1,900 MW in potential wind projects, including the 300 MW Dakota Wind Energy farm planned for Day, Marshall and Roberts counties.
  • Pricing on the $1.4 billion credit facility backing Calpine’s $1.65 billion purchase of Conectiv Energy assets is based on ratings and will come in at either 350 or 375 basis points over LIBOR.
  • RBC Capital Markets has tapped Frank Napolitano as its new head of U.S. power and utilities investment banking team in New York.
  • Michael Rucker has been appointed ceo of juwi Wind. He was until late last month v.p. of business development at Clipper Windpower.
  • Hannon Armstrong and Catalyst Renewables have wrapped the $297 million financing on their geothermal project in Salton Sea, Calif., more than two years after the sponsors hoped to close the deal.
  • New York financiers anticipate that a coal plant AES Corp. intends to build in Vietnam will cost at least $2.4 billion and will likely need the aid of a government-backed lender such as the Export-Import Bank of the United States to secure financing.
  • Hyperion Power Generation plans to apply to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission within a year for a license for its small nuclear reactors.
  • Utilities with a predominantly coal-fired fleet will receive 75% of the free allowances for greenhouse gas emissions that are set aside for the power sector in the American Power Act.
  • Changes in federal tax law have given wind developers new structures for financings within the production tax credit model.