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Renewable developer Serena Energia (formerly Omega Energia) is planning a secondary share offering in Brazil.
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Sunrise Mountain Partners and CleanCapital, a C&I and distributed generation (DG) solar owner and operator, have extended their co-development partnership.
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Babcock & Wilcox's (B&W) thermal subsidiary has signed a $246 million agreement to complete a 1GW coal-to-natural gas conversion project.
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New Fortress Energy has sold a pair of emergency gas-fired power plants the company built last year on behalf of US Army Corps of Engineers.
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Partners Group subsidiary Exus North America has closed on its acquisition of onshore wind projects from Dutch commodity trader Vitol and Oppidum Green Energy.
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Baker Botts has hired a partner to join its energy, projects, and transactions practice of the firm’s global projects department.
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CapturePoint has sold 100% of the 45Q tax credits generated by carbon dioxide (CO2) capture at its Arkalon CO2 facility near Liberal, Kansas to an unnamed buyer in a 12 year agreement.
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King & Spalding has hired an energy-focused tax partner for its New York-based corporate practice group.
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The energy transition encompasses an array of technologies that will need to be developed and scaled. This includes carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), green hydrogen and its derivatives, SAF, and more. Getting projects to bankability in Latin America has been a challenge however as offtake demand is just to appear at a scale for developers to land the the capital needed to deploy their technologies, according to panelists at IJLatam 2024 in Miami.
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ExxonMobil and FuelCell Energy are renegotiating their carbon capture joint development agreement (JDA) as it nears termination, PFR has learned.
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Schneider Electric plans to invest $140 million into 2 Tennessee-based power distribution technologies manufacturing plants.
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Duke Energy has made a series of executive leadership changes as executive president and chief commercial officer Steve Young retires.
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The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has finalised a Wind Energy Area (WEA) in the Gulf of Maine, which has a potential 32GW capacity.