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  • Naikun Wind Energy Group and its partners will likely look outside Canada to finance the first C$2 billion ($1.845 billion) 400 MW phase of its 1,750 MW wind farm off the coast of Haida Gwaii, British Columbia.
  • Plans by Australia-based Aviva to build a $3 billion, 1 GW coal-fired power plant in Botswana, close to South African transmission lines, are being thwarted by the state-owned utility Eskom's money and power infrastructure problems.
  • Benjamin Velazquez, head of project finance loan syndications for the Americas at Standard Chartered Bank in New York, is set to leave the bank following a restructuring.
  • Wind Capital Group is looking to launch and wrap a financing for its $300 million, 150 MW Lost Creek wind farm in Dekalb County, Mo., before year-end.
  • Sempra Energy’s merchant generation arm Sempra Generation is looking to build up to 500 MW of solar projects in the next few years.
  • FPL Group’s renewable unit NextEra Energy Resources has agreed to buy three wind projects from Babcock & Brown Power for $352 million.
  • U.S. Bancorp and developer SolarCity are doubling the size of their fund for solar projects this year to $100 million.
  • Duke Energy has purchased 44 Siemens wind turbines for its Top of the World project near Casper, Wyo.
  • Public Service Enterprise Group, FPL and other utilities may have to start lobbying the U.S. Senate again for free carbon-pollution allowances included in the U.S. House of Representative-approved climate legislation.
  • The Maryland Public Service Commission is considering whether to order utilities to sign long-term PPAs to foster plant construction in the state.