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NRG Energy buys wind power company

NRG Energy Inc. has bought a company that is working on several offshore wind power projects along the Atlantic coast. NRG, based in Princeton, N.J. , said Monday that is has acquired Bluewater Wind from Babcock & Brown and Arcadia Windpower. Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com

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    NRG Energy, Inc. has acquired Bluewater Wind from Babcock & Brown and Arcadia Windpower, the companies formally confirmed this morning. The deal gives the Bluewater Wind offshore wind farm project new financial backing at a critical juncture. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal

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  1. As public policy trends toward ever-increasing renewable portfolio standards at the state and federal levels, each region of the country will seek to comply with projects that tap the best renewable resource from within that region. There is no doubt that offshore wind is the highest potential renewable...
    – David Crane SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 2 weeks ago
  2. I am excited to have the opportunity to lead Reliant Energy’s sales effort as we develop strategies, products and services to meet the energy needs of all of our customers - from the largest and most energy intensive to the residential consumers who make up the vast majority of our customers ... Texas’ ...
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 3 weeks ago
  3. Bluewater Wind is moving forward to close a deal with our investor, and no deal has yet been signed ... We will let our supporters know when we're ready to announce that a deal's been reached.
    SOURCE: The Delaware News Journal 4 weeks ago
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