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Nacogdoches Power is a joint venture
between Bay Corp Holdings, Ltd and Energy Management,
Inc.
§BayCorp Holdings, LTD
BayCorp, is
a privately held energy company that has been in existence for 20
years. Until November 1, 2002, BayCorp owned a 15% (174 MW) joint
ownership interest in the Seabrook Nuclear Power Project in Seabrook, New
Hampshire through its two principal operating subsidiaries, (Great Bay)
Power Corporation (“Great Bay”) and
(Little Bay).
BayCorp owns and operates a 4 megawatt
hydroelectric generation facility in Newport, Vermont. BayCorp has
qualified thisfacility to receive the most stringent renewable credit
treatment under the Connecticut renewable energy credit program. BayCorp
sells these renewable energy credits on a wholesale basis in the New
England market.
BayCorp,
through its Great Bay Power Marketing, Inc. subsidiary, supplies wholesale
power in the New
England power
market. BayCorp owns
interests in a natural gas development and production project located in
Nacogdoches
County,
Texas. BayCorp is the majority owner of
HoustonStreet, a web-based platform for the trading of crude oil and
refined petroleum
products.
Energy Management, Inc.§
EMI is a privately held energy company with more than 30
years of experience in energy conservation and energy development.
In 1975, EMI began developing energy conservation and pollution control
projects for institutional and industrial facilities. A decade
later, the company transitioned to developing independent power
projects. In 1986, EMI developed, financed and constructed
Alexandria Power Associates, a 15 MW wood-fired power production facility
in Alexandria, New Hampshire. Following Alexandria, EMI developed
six natural gas-fired electric generation projects totaling more than 860
MW of capacity and including the first true independent and merchant power
projects in New England. At one point, facilities developed by EMI
represented $800 million in construction and 8% of New England’s base load
capacity. A key factor in EMI’s success to date as a energy
developer has been the strength, commitment and extensive experience of
its senior management. Members of the senior management group have
worked together for twenty years or more. EMI has
earned a reputation for completing environmentally superior facilities
with ultra-high plant availabilities. In 2000, EMI’s principals sold
their interests in its portfolio of natural gas-fired facilities and
changed their focus to developing renewable energy projects. EMI is
also currently developing the Cape Wind Project, a 468 MW offshore wind
project to be located in Nantucket Sound off the southern coast of Cape
Cod, Massachusetts.
Rumford Power
Associates, LLC Rumford, Maine 265 Megawatts Gas-Fired
Merchant Power Facility U.S. $139,000,000 Project Finance EMI
began development in 1996 Construction loan closing
1998 Commercial operation 1999
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Tiverton Power
Associates, LLC Tiverton, Rhode Island 265
Megawatts Gas-Fired Merchant Power Facility U.S. $145,500,000
Project Finance EMI began development in 1996 Construction
loan closing 1998 Commercial operation
1999
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Dighton Power
Associates, LLC Dighton, Massachusetts 169
Megawatts Gas-Fired Merchant Power Facility U.S. $104,000,000
Project Finance EMI began development in 1994 Construction
loan closing 1997 Commercial operation 1998
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Dartmouth Power
Associates, LLC Dartmouth, Massachusetts 67.6
Megawatts Gas-Fired Independent Plant U.S. $73,877,000 Project
Finance EMI began development in 1987 Construction loan
closing 1990 Commercial operation 1992
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Pawtucket Power
Associates, LLC Pawtucket, Rhode Island 61.3
Megawatts Gas-Fired Cogeneration Plant U.S. $68,700,000
Project Finance EMI began development in 1987 Construction
loan closing 1989 Commercial operation
1990
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Pepperell Power
Associates, LLC Pepperell,
Massachusetts 40
Megawatts Combined-Cycle Cogeneration Plant U.S. $43,500,000
Project Finance EMI began development in 1986 Construction
loan closing 1988 Commercial operation
1989
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Alexandria Power
Associates, LLC Alexandria, New Hampshire 15
Megawatts Wood-Fired Power Plant U.S. $25,400,000 Project
Finance EMI began development in 1984 Construction loan
closing 1986 Commercial operation
1987
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