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  • Morocco's Office National de l'Electricité has resuscitated a tender for an estimated $2 billion 1,320 MW coal plant, after deciding to move the project site to Safi, between Casablanca and Agadir, instead of Cap Ghir.
  • Northern California Power Agency last week issued $143 million of fixed-rate bonds varying in tenor from one to 16 years to refinance $140.2 million of variable-rate debt.
  • BC Hydro is in talks with renewable developers preparing proposals for its Clean Power Call for 5,000 gigawatt hours of clean and renewable energy as the province seeks to become energy independent by 2016.
  • The Department of Energy's open invitation earlier this month for another $30.5 billion in loan guarantees--covering up to 80% of project costs of advanced energy technologies that avoid, reduce or sequester emissions--expands the federal program seeking to encourage development of clean energy.
  • Pricing and volumes of carbon allowance trades under the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative--an effort among northeastern states to reduce emissions--are rising in the run up to the first scheduled government auction this September of rights to emit carbon.
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  • St. Louis-based Wind Capital Group, has hired two executives from E.ON and Alliant Energy to newly created finance and engineering roles as it gears up for expansion.
  • Invesco PowerShares, an investment advisory firm providing exchange traded funds, premiered its PowerShares Global Wind Energy Portfolio ETF July 1 on the NASDAQ to offer diversified exposure to investors.
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  • Philadelphia-based Green Energy Capital Partners is in talks with lenders to arrange financing by September for the first two projects in its $600-850 million domestic and international pipeline.