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  • Boston Generating, a unit of US Power Generating Co., is seeking to restructure some $1.42 billion of first lien debt.
  • SuperDerivatives, a data pricing and risk management firm for derivatives, is keeping an eye on the U.S. power and emissions markets to make entry once a critical mass of trading peaks.
  • The U.S. House of Representatives and Senate Joint Tax Committee will be making corrections to the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act this month to allow tax-exempt and government entities to invest in renewable projects receiving cash grant funds, according to an attorney familiar with the matter in Washington, D.C.
  • Duke Energy and Chinese clean technology company ENN Group will look at developing commercial scale utility projects and biofuels, among other initiatives, says a Duke spokesman in Charlotte, N.C.
  • Biomass Gas & Electric has cancelled plans for a $130-150 million, 45 MW integrated gasification combined cycle plant in Tallahassee due to opposition from residents.
  • Pennsylvania Electric, a unit of FirstEnergy, issued a two-part, $500 million bond offering Monday and saw signs of easing investor demand.
  • Allegheny Energy Supply Co. refinanced more than 80% of its debt, which was coming due between 2011 and 2012.
  • Energy Investors Funds has taken ownership of a late-stage geothermal development from TG Power after the private equity fund sunk $20 million in high interest loans into it.
  • Starting in 2011 television manufacturers may have to bow to new energy efficiency standards in California--or not sell certain models in the state.
  • --Daniel de Menocal, head of equity capital markets at Bank of New York Mellon in New York, on a program that would allow utilities to discreetly and incrementally raise equity over the next three years.