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Chevron New Energies is set to develop a 5MW hydrogen production and solar project on its existing oil field in California's Central Valley.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will begin the first of 8 oil and gas lease sales this year with the auction of 19 Wyoming-sited parcels covering 13,858.91 acres on 5 March.
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Global Partners has completed the acquisition of 25 liquid energy terminals from Saudi Aramco-subsidiary Motiva Enterprises.
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Crescent Point Energy has closed on its acquisition of Canadian Riverstone Holdings-owned oil and gas business Hammerhead Energy.
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Southern Company subsidiary Georgia Power Company (GPC) will sell multiple specified transmission lines to Georgia Transmission Corporation (GTC), PFR has learned.
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Unit Corporation has completed its previously announced sale of certain non-core oil and gas assets sited in the Texas Panhandle for net cash proceeds of $50 million at closing.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is set to conduct three oil and gas development lease sales in the states of Wyoming, Mississippi, Nevada, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Connecticut-based asset manager Atlas Holdings has agreed to acquire the remaining stake in a 1,110 MW fleet of mostly fossil fuel-fired peaking plants that it doesn't already own through a joint venture with a commodities trader.
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NRG Energy is selling a portfolio of US fossil fuel-fired generation assets totaling 4,850 MW to ArcLight Capital Partners.
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Brazil’s Petrobras has started the binding phase on the sale of four thermal power plants in the country.
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Ares Management's Keith Derman, John Drake of Osaka Gas USA, and Daniel Englander from Panamint Capital take you through the latest trends in US gas-fired project finance on PFR's Thermal Power Roundtable 2020.
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Independent power producer Talen Energy has lined up a new head of investor relations after the departure of Ryan Koren.
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Petrobras has begun the non-binding phase of the sale of its stake in five power plants totaling 682 MW in Brazil.
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Petrobras has issued a teaser for the sale of its stakes in five gas, oil, diesel-fired and small hydro plants in Brazil.
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Petrobras has issued a teaser for the sale of four thermal generation plants in Brazil totaling 578 MW.
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Guatemala’s power distributor Energuate has awarded five-year power purchase agreements to four companies as a result of a tender process that began earlier this year.
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Developers are unsure what to expect from Mexico's soon-to-be-announced private sector investment plan for energy projects, after President Andrés Manuel López Obrador made comments both against and in favor of renewable energy in recent weeks.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has sued a former Goldman Sachs banker over his role in an alleged scheme to obtain a power purchase agreement for a Ghanaian power plant through bribery.
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Developers in Mexico have been left waiting for the government to release its private investment plan for energy projects following a delay by the administration.
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Ecuador’s state-owned energy company, Petroamazonas, has launched tenders for oil and gas-fired projects totaling 232 MW to power its oil fields in the Amazon region.
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A year after private equity firm I Squared Capital completed the acquisition of a large renewable energy portfolio in Latin America, the fund has consolidated its assets by refreshing the debt at both the holdco and project level.
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Spanish solar and wind battery storage startup Ampere Energy has secured the backing of Chilean oil company Copec as it looks to expand into Latin America.
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A fund managed by Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners has agreed to purchase a dual-fuel thermal power plant interconnected in ISO New England.
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Final bids are due in the coming weeks in a sale process for a roughly 2.3 GW conventional generation portfolio in Canada.
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Starwood Energy Group Global has launched a deal into the term loan B market to finance its $145 million purchase of FirstEnergy Generation’s 545 MW West Lorain dual-fuel facility in Ohio.
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A former structured finance professional at Deutsche Bank has found a new position.
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An independent power producer tapped an investment bank earlier this year to auction off a merchant dual-fuel facility in Massachusetts.
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As a settlement deal emerges in the bankruptcy case of several FirstEnergy Corp. subsidiaries, the debtors have called off an auction that was set to take place next week for its retail sales business.
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Glenfarne Group announced its subsidiary, EnfraGen, had raised $700 million for an eight-project portfolio of diesel and hydro assets in Chile and Panama on July 11.
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Vistra Energy Corp. has closed its acquisition of Dynegy following a ruling by the Public Utilities Commission of Texas that the buyer did not need to divest 1,281 MW of generation in the state to proceed with the purchase.
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