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Mauricio Quintana replaced Clipper president and ceo Doug Pertz today.
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Pacific Gas & Electric petitioned California regulators Monday to approve a 25-year offtake agreement for a 300 MW solar project proposed by First Solar.
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JPMorgan is expanding its alternative energy team in China to focus on more initial public offerings sought by renewable power companies.
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Toshiba-owned Westinghouse Electric Co. and General Atomics each received $20 million from the U.S. Department of Energy yesterday to help fund the design of the next generation nuclear reactor.
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Evonik Industries is weighing the sale of its German power subsidiary, Steag, which is valued around EUR3 billion ($4 billion).
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The Colorado government is expected to up the state’s renewable portfolio standard to 30% by 2020.
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FPL Group is putting a solar installation onto an existing natural gas plant to experiment with fusing renewable and fossil-fueled power to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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A consortium is planning to build a super-grid network in the North Sea that could reach a EUR34 billion ($46.4 billion) price tag.
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Portugal is considering selling stakes in state-owned utility Energias de Portugal to take down debt.
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Cheung Kong Infrastructure, a Hong Kong fund, will bid roughly EUR4 billion ($5.46 billion) for EDF’s U.K. transmission unit.