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  • Debt Unaffected By Trans Bay Cable Buyout
    A move by the management officials at Babcock and Brown Infrastructure Group to buyout the company's interest in its yet-to-be-completed Trans Bay Cable unit will not affect the existing project financing.
    May 07, 2009
  • Caribbean Developer Acquires Wind Project
    NuCapital, a renewable energy developer, has acquired DELTA Windparken from Dutch utility DELTA for an undisclosed sum. The purchased company includes a 9 MW wind project in Playa Kanoa, Netherlands Antilles. Neither party used a financial advisor for the transaction.
    May 07, 2009
  • Morgan Stanley Taps Citi Research MD
    Greg Gordon, managing director in the power and utilities group at Citigroup in New York, is leaving to join Morgan Stanley as managing director and head of the U.S. power and utility research team. The hire was announced in an internal memo from Morgan Stanley today. His departure was announced in an internal memo from Citi yesterday.
    May 07, 2009
  • Saudi Govt. Takes Over IWPP
    The Saudi Arabian government has canceled the procurement process for the Ras Al Zour independent water and power project and has taken over the project from a Sumitomo Corp.-led consortium. The consortium has not been able to find a replacement for Malaysia-based IPP Malakoff, since the company dropped out of the group in February. It is unknown if the bid process will be revived, but a deal watcher notes financing challenges are why the government has likely stepped in.
    May 06, 2009
  • Christofferson Robb Member Exits For Clean Tech
    Matthew Wittman, associate at Christofferson Robb & Co. in New York and head of it’s spin-off advisory firm, has left to work at an unknown clean tech startup company in Boston.
    May 06, 2009
  • RBS Set To Select Dolphin Bond Leads
    Royal Bank of Scotland is planning to select lead banks this week for a planned $500 million to $1 billion 144A private placement that will round out a $3.45 refinancing supporting the 226-mile, two billion cubic feet per day Dolphin pipeline. The pipeline extends from Qatar’s North Field to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates and RBS is advisor to the sponsors.
    May 05, 2009
  • Marubeni Takes Stake In Invenergy Plants
    Marubeni subsidiary Lexington Generating is planning to acquire a stake in Invenergy Financial. Polsky Energy Investments subsidiary Invenergy Financial owns and operates three plants:
    May 05, 2009
  • Solar Startup Preps Fund Raising
    European start-up Kender Solar is seeking an initial $2 million in a blend of equity and debt as it prepares to deploy its helium-based solar generation technology. “We are indeed looking to raise funds,” says Sean Kelly, ceo in Geneva, Switzerland. Initially, Kender will sell its panels to third parties it has lined up in California to distribute them, and later this year the company will begin developing its own projects.
    May 04, 2009
  • AES Slashes Pricy Revolver Capacity
    Arlington, Va.-based AES Corp. has terminated $425 million of its $600 million unsecured revolving credit facility which has seen a 3% rate increase.
    April 30, 2009
  • Lenders Surface In Heartland II
    Banco Santander, Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, BayernLB, BBVA, Calyon, Helaba, Unicredit HVB are looking to make commitments of roughly $50 million or more to NextEra Energy Resources $400 million financing for its Heartland wind portfolio.
    April 30, 2009
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