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  • Toronto-based Confederation Power is plotting the debt and equity financing of its 90 MW of hydro projects in northwestern British Columbia.
  • Enel North America is near closing on roughly $140 million in tax equity for its 148.5 MW Smoky Hills II wind farm, the first of three deals it plans to close in the next two months.
  • Miles George has been named head of Babcock & Brown Wind Partners following its split from parent Babcock & Brown.
  • Canadian wind developer AIM PowerGen will begin talks with lenders in the next two months as it looks to line up around C$60 million ($50.4 million) in debt for three Ontario farms totaling 30 MW.
  • Babcock & Brown is putting on the block a portfolio of U.S. wind projects that could total 500-600 MW. Marathon Capital has been retained in the last couple of weeks to handle the sale which is expected to fire up by month-end. Officials at Marathon in Bannockburn, Ill., and Babcock in San Francisco declined to comment.
  • Canadian wind developer AIM PowerGen will begin talks with lenders in the next two months as it looks to line up around C$60 million ($50.4 million) in debt for three Ontario farms totaling 30 MW.
  • Zug, Switzerland-based renewable company EnergyMixx is seeking EUR60 million ($81.97 million) in equity to back a 1 GW development pipeline of solar and wind projects in Italy.
  • Miles George has been named head of Babcock & Brown Wind Partners following its split from parent Babcock & Brown.
  • Edison Mission Energy is receiving bids from lenders for a club refinancing of a 455 MW five-project wind portfolio.
  • Ray Henger and Lee Mallett, managing directors at Credit Suisse in New York, have left the bank following its round of 5,300 layoffs last month.