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  • Ram Power has secured 20-year PPA’s for three 50 MW facilities in Imperial Valley, Calif. “The is where you have the greatest reserve,” says Hezy Ram, ceo of the Reno, Nev.-based company in New York this week for its initial public offering road show. “It’s the Saudi Arabia of geothermal.” The Imperial Valley is estimated to have a 22 GW resource. Ram declined to identify the Southern California utility offtaker.
  • First Wind has wrapped $191 million in financing with Alberta Investment Management and HSH Nordbank. A portion of the proceeds will go toward a 25.5 MW expansion of the 57 MW Stetson wind farm near Danforth, Maine, and other projects under development, says Leo De Bever, ceo of AIM in Edmonton, Canada, declining to elaborate.
  • London-based financial advisory Lexicon Partners is starting a North American utility and infrastructure unit in New York in September.
  • Six banks have joined a roughly $200 million financing for a wind farm that was part of Babcock & Brown's development portfolio.
  • Alberta Investment Management, an investment firm that manages pension funds and endowments, is looking to make debt investments in the North American power sector.
  • MGT Power, a U.K-based developer, is looking to arrange financing for a GBP500 million ($822.54 million), 295 MW Tees Renewable Energy biomass plant in development in Teesport, England.
  • Crownbutte Wind Power is picking up plans for an initial public offering, a move that, if successful, would signal the market is open again for wind players.
  • Terra-Gen Power, an affiliate of Arclight Capital Partners, stepped back from the institutional loan market mid-July, pulling a planned $275 million term B loan.
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  • Maxim Power is looking to buy cogeneration facilities in France after purchasing two peaking plants in the country via subsidiary Comax France.