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  • Spanish wind developer Energos has invested in two development projects in Texas and is in talks with developers about construction-stage projects.
  • BayernLB is looking to fill an assistant v.p. slot in its structured finance group after Charles de Rancher, assistant v.p., jumped to Banco Espirito Santo in December.
  • British company Drax, owner of a coal-fired plant that is the largest single source of emissions in the U.K., is calling for the government to increase the amount of renewables obligation credits that can come from biomass-fired generation.
  • Florida state regulators delayed a vote on whether to approve American Renewables proposed 100 MW wood-fueled plant in Gainesville, Fla.
  • Federal and state officials from California and Oregon, and executives of PacifiCorp, a unit of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, and officials from three Indian tribes signed an agreement to remove four hydro dams on the Klamath River.
  • Renewable energy developers and financiers are putting projects and funding on hold as they wait for clarity on policies regarding U.S. energy taxes and tougher emissions standards.
  • Texas regulators are taking steps to boost solar and non-wind renewables.
  • A new wave of utility mergers could emerge from FirstEnergy’s planned takeover of Allegheny Energy, says Duke Energy CEO Jim Rogers, though regulators could stymie plans.
  • Ormat Industries is applying for more than $100 million in U.S. Department of Energy loan guarantees to double its geothermal output in California, Hawaii and Nevada.
  • The Italian utility and energy space could see a spate of private equity-driven deals this year, as companies have greater liquidity and market confidence.