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  • Banco Espirito Santo is looking to sell roughly EUR2.6 billion ($3.57 billion) of project finance and infrastructure debt.
  • We’ve all heard about using pavement to fry an egg, but a research team from the University of Rhode Island is working on a project that would use asphalt surfaces as a medium for solar generation.
  • A new generation of power investors such as Google, Cisco and auto manufacturers created the most buzz at SNL Exnet's Power and Utilities M&A Symposium held at the Ritz-Carlton Battery Park in New York Jan. 24-25.
  • --Jay Horine, managing director and head of U.S. power & utility investment banking at JPMorgan in New York, on the expected arrival of new power industry investors.
  • Terra-Gen Power selected Crédit Agricole and Natixis to lead a $394 million financing backing the first, 150 MW phase of the 3 GW Alta Wind Energy Center in Tehachapi, Calif.
  • As many as 10 clean tech companies could go public this year in multi-billion dollar transactions, according to Alan Salzman, ceo of venture capital firm VantagePoint Venture Partners, which backs Tesla Motors and BrightSource Energy.
  • Southern Co. and Ted Turner have brought the 30 MW Cimarron solar photovoltaic project in New Mexico online, marking the first project to come online under their joint venture.
  • The Iraqi government has selected Hyundai to build a $218.9 million, 500 MW al-Quds natural gas fired-plant near Baghdad.
  • Exxon Mobil anticipates that natural gas will trump coal by 2030 to be the second-largest energy source behind oil.
  • Carl Icahn has extended his offer for Dynegy by two weeks after his bid didn’t receive enough shareholder support or approval from the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission by the deadline Tuesday night.