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  • The following is a directory of M&A deals that have closed in the power industry between Jan. 1 and Dec. 23. The accuracy of the information, which is derived from many sources, is deemed reliable but cannot be guaranteed. To report updates or provide additional information on closed deals for 2010, please contact Senior Reporter Holly Fletcher at (212) 224-3293 or email hfletcher@iinews.com. The full database is available at http://www.powerfinancerisk.com/GenerationSalePage.aspx.
  • Completed Generation Asset Sales 2010
  • A flurry of solar financings in North America is expected in 2011 and beyond, amid a widening field of lenders, prolonged subsidies and falling panel prices.
  • --Joseph Sauvage, head of power investment banking at Citigroup on whether M&A deal flow next year will be on par with activity in 2010.
  • Something is aglow at the Enoshima Aquarium in Kamakura, Japan, and it's certainly not the nativity star.
  • The following is a directory of power project finance deals that have closed between Jan.1 and Dec. 23. The accuracy of this information, which is derived from many sources, is deemed reliable but cannot be guaranteed. To report updates or provide additional information on closed deals for 2010, please call Senior Reporter Brian Eckhouse at (212) 224-3624 or e-mail beckhouse@iinews.com
  • The paucity of financing and power purchase agreements over the last year will likely spur M&A in the wind sector as developers look for ways to fund project pipelines.
  • Merchant generation owners will likely look to sell this year if low power and electricity demand remain stagnant.
  • Competitive Power Ventures has lined up a buyer for a stake in one of its natural gas-fired projects and is in discussions with potential buyers to sell a pair of wind projects.
  • Greengate Power Corp. has entered into a joint venture with Capital Power to build the 150 MW Halkirk 1 wind project in Alberta, Canada.