ERSE Decision on Generg/Datang Raises Question on EDP/China Three Gorges
Portuguese energy regulator ERSE sent China’s state-owned China Datang Overseas Investment Co. a report detailing its position on Datang’s planned takeover offeatured
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Portuguese energy regulator ERSE sent China’s state-owned China Datang Overseas Investment Co. a report detailing its position on Datang’s planned takeover offeatured
With the South Carolina Public Service Commission set to rule December 14 on Virginia-based Dominion Energy’s offer to acquire embattled SCANA Corporation, it now appears that thefeatured
State-owned enterprise China Three Gorges is committed to the €3.26 per share offer launched in May for Portuguese utility Energias de Portugal (EDP), and its separate €7.33 bid for Spanish subsidiary EDP Renováveis (EDPR), a source close to thefeatured
Whipsawed by political developments in Ontario, embattled Hydro One Ltd. is pondering its next move and whether the Toronto-based energy company can salvage its $5.3 billion plan tofeatured
A report in a Toronto newspaper that Ontario Premier Doug Ford is in a “standoff” with Hydro One Ltd.’s board majority over the selection of a new CEO echoed through the Pacific Northwest this week wherefeatured
Oregon’s utility ratepayer advocate is recommending that state regulators require the Canadian Province of Ontario to pledge in writing that the provincial government will not interfere in the “policies and actions” of Avista Corporationfeatured
A top executive at Toronto’s Hydro One Ltd. apologized to the Idaho Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday (Nov. 27) after the commission’s president questioned why the company had not alerted the PUCfeatured
Tom Woods, the new board chairman of Toronto-based Hydro One Ltd., told the Idaho Public Utilities Commission November 26 that the company’s largest shareholder—the Canadian Province of Ontario—retains the right to pass legislationfeatured
Signs have emerged among regulatory agencies in the Pacific Northwest that the pending $5.3 billion merger of Toronto-based Hydro One Ltd. and Spokane-based Avista Corporation has turned again in the companies’ favor.featured
With additional reporting by Rachel Rigby – Pre-notification discussions between China Three Gorges and the European Commission with regards to CTG’s acquisition of Energias de Portugal are “quite standard” and take a lot of time generally, afeatured
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