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] Global Power Report March 25, 2010 Connecticut lawmakers consider cuts Alabama firm says it has lined up financing to state’s renewable portfolio standard for cookie-cutter biomass power projects Spooked by how tough it is to build renewable energy in Southeast Renewable Energy of Andalusia, Alabama, said that their state, Connecticut lawmakers might decide to cut the it is in early stages of developing 10 or more 15.2-MW biomass- state’s renewable portfolio standard by almost half and replace it fired projects in the southeastern US, and that it has secured a with a loan program. $500 million commitment for project financing from an The move would put Connecticut, which now has one of international investment company it declined to identify. the highest portfolio standards in the nation, to near the Vice President Don Cotton said that SRE is using a modular, bottom of the list of RPS states. cookie-cutter plant design that will be replicated at sites The Legislature’s Joint Committee on Energy and throughout its region. That approach, he said, is minimizing Technology is expected to vote this week on S.B. 463, which plant engineering and other development costs. Each 15.2-MW would reduce Connecticut’s RPS goal from 20% to 11.5% by plant is expected to cost about $55 million. 2020. Sponsored by Senator John Fonfara, committee chairma