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  • Chilean copper giant CODELCO has issued a request for proposals from developers to build a 450-900 MW coal-fired project that would power the company's mines.
  • BayernLB, BNP Paribas, Dexia Crédit Local and WestLB are clubbing up for Edison Mission Energy's $220 million wind portfolio.
  • Bart Chilton, a commissioner with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, says the agency is gearing up to expand its regulation of carbon trading, which he described as potentially the largest commodity market.
  • South Perth, Australia-based Aviva is planning to approach lenders to finance its roughly $3 billion, 1 GW Mmamantswe coal-fired plant about 43 miles north of Gaborone, Botswana as early as next year.
  • A consortium led by ConEdison and the Long Island Power Authority are preparing a request for expressions of interest in developing a 350-700 MW wind farm.
  • Mohave Sun Power, a startup solar developer, is planning to build a 340 MW solar trough project--that would be the world's largest--in northwestern Arizona.
  • International Power has decided to sell a 50% stake in 300 MW gas and oil-fired peaking Hartwell facility in Hart County, Ga., to Southern Co. for $148.5 million.
  • NordLB, along with Bremer Landesbank and three undisclosed partners, have closed a EUR160 million ($208.27 million) financing supporting a 53 MW solar photovoltaic project.
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ and Union Bank of California have joined the $1.1 billion financing backing Astoria Energy's 500 MW gas-fired plant in Queens.
  • Newton, Mass.-based First Wind will likely be in the project finance market again this year as it looks to develop nearly 2 GW of projects in Hawaii, Maine, New York, Utah and Vermont.