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State-owned enterprise China Three Gorges’ proposed bid for control of Energias de Portugal would likely not be allowable under European Union electricity regulations unless State Grid Corp. of China, another SOE, divests its 25% stakefeatured
The staff of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) is recommending that commissioners approve Houston-based CenterPoint Energy’s proposed acquisition of Indiana-based Vectren Corporation, coming one day after utility regulators infeatured
China Three Gorges is not required to submit a formal filing to Portuguese regulator ERSE in order to gain approval for its planned takeover of Portuguese utility Energias de Portugal, a source close to the matter confirmed.featured
The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission could issue its final order as early as January 16 regarding Vectren Corporation’s pending acquisition by Houston-based CenterPoint Energy.featured
China Three Gorges hopes to submit a formal notification to the European Commission for its planned merger with Energias de Portugal in the first quarter, a source close to the matter told CTFN.featured
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission may rule before year’s end on Toronto-based Hydro One Ltd.’s controversial bid to acquire Spokane-based Avista Corporation, according to two sources familiar with the proceedings.featured
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
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