ArcLight aims for full ownership of the 464-MW Middletown Energy Center in Ohio.

The deal would see ArcLight acquire a 25% stake in the 475-MW North Carolina natural gas plant.

Q-Generation’s assets include power plants in ISO New England, ERCOT, and PJM.

The plant is needed to help plug a projected resource adequacy shortfall expected to reach nearly 1.2 GW by 2029.

The deal would mark Partners Group’s entry into the ISO New England wholesale power market.

The deal marks the Canadian company’s entry into the PJM market.

The decision hinges on Sayreville reaching an emissions offset agreement with the state of New Jersey before Sept. 1.

The transaction involves the transfer of ownership of various natural gas-fired power plants, battery storage systems, and power marketing entities.

BofA’s acquisition makes it a top GenOn owner, alongside distressed debt and private equity investor Strategic Value Partners and investment management firm MacKay Shields.

The proposed deal comes right on the heels of a sale of a New Jersey gas plant by Ares Management.

RMI champions co-locating data centers with gas generators and renewables to boost grid reliability and cut emissions.

SparkWire’s Project & PPA Roundup, tracking project details, updates and PPA terms filed with FERC for the week-ended April 25.

Strategic Value Partners will co-own the Pennsylvania generator alongside a group of Japanese energy companies, led by Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd. and Sojitz Corp.

The 880-MW Frontier Generating Station is strategically connected to ERCOT and MISO.

LS Power’s capacity additions would total 700-MW across the PJM footprint under the grid-operator’s Reliability Resource Initiative.

Williams’ indirect stake in Q-Generation has triggered the FERC review of the board seat.

The deal expands Public Service Company of Oklahoma’s generation portfolio in SPP, and comes as the region faces thinning reserve margins.

The deal involves the purchase and leaseback of six units of an Illinois power plant with about 900 MW of capacity.

The long-term deal ensures Ravenswood power plant can switch to fuel oil, safeguarding NYC grid during gas shortages.

The deal for gas-fired and storage assets would mark a significant expansion for Partners Group Holding’s CAISO portfolio.

OPC Power Ventures LP’s acquisition of the equity interest in the 773-MW gas-fired generator comes on the heels of its other purchases of PJM power assets.

The link will supply a new TVA natural gas power plant, partially replacing nine coal-fired units.

The acquisition concerns an 895-MW natural gas and oil-fired combined cycle electric generating plant.

The Japanese auto giant looks to completely divest its equity interest in the two facilities.