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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.

 

EMI Projects:

 

 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
 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
 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
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

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

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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