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  • London-based financial advisory Lexicon Partners is starting a North American utility and infrastructure unit in New York in September.
  • Maxim Power is looking to buy cogeneration facilities in France after purchasing two peaking plants in the country via subsidiary Comax France.
  • Source: SFGate
  • Banks have submitted bids for the financial advisory role supporting a 50 MW biomass plant in the southeastern U.S. proposed by Duke Energy and AREVA joint venture ADAGE. The JV partners will likely focus on relationship European lenders, says a project financier in New York.
  • Partners Brookfield Asset Management and Spanish company Isolux Corsan are looking for a financial advisor ahead of financing a transmission line in Texas. A call to the partners, who are working as Wind Energy Transmission Texas in Austin, Texas, was not returned. The deadline for bids, and the project cost and timeline could not be immediately learned.
  • MGT Power, U.K-based developer, is looking to mandate banks as soon as possible to arrange financing for its GBP500 million ($822.54 million), 295 MW Tees Renewable Energy biomass plant in development in Teesport, England. “We are talking to everybody,” says Chris Moore, director in London. “Now is the time for people for people to be calling us.”
  • Newly formed Ram Power Corp. plans to raise $100 million though an initial public offering to fund several projects. Canadian company Polaris Geothermal and American developers Ram Power and Western GeoPower merged this month to create Ram Power. The date of the IPO could not be learned.
  • Chevron Global Power is evaluating its assets for more wind development after its foray into wind generation with the construction of its debut 16.5 MW facility in Evansville, Wyo.
  • Citigroup has promoted Julian Mylchreest, chairman of Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa banking in London, to co-head of the energy, power and chemicals banking group.
  • Ownership interests in Astoria Project Partners' high profile Astoria and Astoria II gas fired plants are up for sale and are expected to be sold in the next week or two. Merrill Lynch is advising on the sale.