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  • --Larry Richardson, ceo of ReEnergy Holdings, a Riverstone Holdings-backed company in Latham, N.Y., on the company's plans to buy biomass and waste-fired plants near the Great Lakes and along the eastern seaboard within nine months.
  • Pennsylvania is poised to take off as a solar market as a result of an alternative energy portfolio standard adopted in 2004 whose solar targets are expected to ramp up rapidly.
  • BBVA and NaturEner officials have been pounding the pavement in New York speaking to banks and investors about financing the $700 million Rim Rock wind project.
  • Pristine Power planned to close a club deal for its 393 MW York Energy Centre peaker by year-end.
  • Dynegy has extended the deadline for shareholders to consider Blackstone Group’s $4.7 billion offer to Nov. 23.
  • FirstEnergy Corp. has called off a proposed conversion of part of its existing Shadyside, Ohio, coal-fired plant to biomass and will instead shut down two units at year-end.
  • The Philadelphia Eagles are planning a more than $30 million energy project at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, comprising 2,500 solar panels, 80 wind turbines and a generator running on natural gas and biodiesel.
  • Daniel Camus, head of international activities and former cfo of EDF, is leaving the company.
  • First Wind has initiated construction on the second phase of its roughly $400 million Milford Wind Corridor project in Beaver County, Utah.
  • Texas Competitive Electric Holdings Co., a unit of Energy Future Holdings, has given a group of bondholders more seniority in the debt pecking order with an $885 million exchange of senior secured second lien notes.