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  • Energy Investors Funds is selling its stakes in five generation assets with a combined 728 MW capacity and its 66.7% stake in Neptune Regional Transmission System.
  • Andy Karsner, an ex-assistant secretary for energy efficiency and renewable energy at the U.S. Department of Energy, is reportedly starting a power development company.
  • The Barclays Capital-led term B loan refinancing for two Calpine operated plants has been upsized by $15 million to $290 million.
  • Terra-Gen Power, an affiliate of Arclight Capital Partners, is in the market with a $250 million term B loan to refinance an 18 month-old acquisition bridge loan used to buy renewable assets.
  • Goldman Sachs is touting its interest in the tax equity arena for renewable generation.
  • The $1.1 billion Astoria II financing is near closing.
  • The Barclays Capital-led term B loan refinancing for two Calpine operated plants has been upsized by $15 million to $290 million. The rationale for upsizing the loan was because the deal was oversubscribed by roughly three times, a bank official says.
  • Jean-Pierre Sweerts, a former managing director at Dutch fund mananger DIF in Schiphol, has started a boutique investment firm Linius Capital. Linius arranges financing, carries out due diligence and finds investors for renewable energy companies and funds, says Sweerts. Sweerts left DIF (PFR, 6/19), where he worked on renewable energy acquisitions, to set up the new firm in Bussum.
  • Goldman Sachs is looking at the tax equity arena for renewable generation once again. “Contrary to popular opinion, we’re open for business,” said Michael Feldman, managing director, at the 6th Annual Renewable Energy Finance Forum at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York Tuesday. Tax equity was never a key area for Goldman, and the firm was not believed to be playing with survivors like JPMorgan Capital Corp. and Union Bank of California since the market all but vanished in the past year.
  • Sol Sage Energy is planning to approach banks and tax equity investors for funding a 10-20 MW pipeline of photovoltaic projects on the East Coast. The company is considering partnership flips or a sale leaseback structures for the projects, Pierce Walmsley, cfo, told PFR on the conference sidelines.