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  • Statkraft, Norway’s government-owned utility, and Sodra, a Swedish forestry and timber company, signed a $1.4 billion investment deal on renewable projects.
  • Connecticut regulators’ complaint with the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission saying that Constellation Energy and Brookfield Energy Marketing manipulated the regional wholesale market and pocketed more than $50 million is about to get heard.
  • Alpine Energy Group is in discussions with banks to form a club of five to seven banks to finance the construction of two waste-to-energy projects in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
  • FirstEnergy Solutions' $1.5 billion bond was the first issue from a generation subsidiary of a utility holding company for a year and as such landed a large oversubscription.
  • --Sharon Bonelli, managing director of utilities, power and gas at Fitch Ratings in New York, on companies looking to refinance more than $50 billion of revolving credit facilities in the next three years as they face fewer lenders at half the lending capacity.
  • The Southern California Public Power Authority is set to purchase enXco's $139 million, 50 MW Linden wind farm in Klickitat County, Wash. enXco subsidiary Northwest Wind Partners filed with the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to approve the sale Aug. 19.
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture researchers have found that watermelon, a signature summertime fruit, is more than just a delicious treat.
  • Enel North America was looking for $300-400 million in tax equity for a portfolio of renewables, including its 148.5 MW Smoky Hills wind farm in Ellsworth and Lincoln Counties, Kan.
  • Utilities, generation and midstream companies are looking to refinance more than $50 billion dollars of revolving credit facilities coming due in the next three years, facing steeper pricing, shorter tenors and less market capacity.
  • Utilities are beginning to ask for long-term power purchase agreements stipulating that they get the extra carbon credits from fossil fuel generators that don't use them all to sell in the event that a national carbon market is established.