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UK power project chooses Nasdaq OMX and Nord Pool

The long-running Futures and Options Association (FOA) UK power market design project, aimed at boosting liquidity in the UK's forward power market, has chosen Nasdaq OMX Commodities and Nord Pool Spot to deliver a platform for trading and clearing…

Exelon bid rejected

NRG Energy has rejected Exelon Corporation’s unsolicited merger offer made on 19 October 2008, claiming it “significantly undervalues” the firm.

Renewables call for transmission build

Many US states have ambitious renewable energy targets, but billions need to be spent on transmission infrastructure if this new power is to come on line. Susan Arterian Chang looks at the challenges involved in creating the interstate transmission…

Political power

Eight years after market liberalisation, Italyis launching physical electricity forwardsand financial futures, but barriers to afreely-traded transparent power marketremain. Roderick Bruce reports

Exelon proposes NRG merger

Exelon Corporation has announced details of a $6.2bn proposal to acquire NRG Energy, a merger that would create the largest US power company in terms of assets, market capitalisation, enterprise value and generating capacity.

APX Group buys Endex

Amsterdam-based exchange operator APX Group has purchased fellow Dutch energy exchange company Endex for an undisclosed fee, and plans to merge the two businesses.

EDF to buy British Energy

French utility EDF has agreed to pay £12 billion for nuclear generator British Energy. EDF has also signed a memorandum of understanding with Centrica that will allow the UK utility to take a 25% stake in British Energy for £3 billion.

Power struggle

Forward liquidity has been lacking in the UK power market since 2002, and attempts to improve the situation have met with little success. Roderick Bruce considers what the future may hold for UK power trading

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