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Tele-Talk responses: Should the town be doing more to save its Revolutionary War-era buildings?

There were 55 responses to this week’s Tele-Talk question: “Should the town be doing more to save its Revolutionary War-era buildings?” The responses were overwhelming in support of saving historic buildings. Historic buildings are a big factor in what gives a town its character and personality. But, of course, the buildings have to be maintained and/or adapted to accommodate modern use, otherwise they lose their relevance and become endangered. It was a labor of love — and costly — to renovate the Bolduc Block and The Majestic Theatre, but Conway Village is visually and economically better off for it having been saved, and it still looks like Conway instead of Anytown, USA. George Wiese

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Capital Dynamics offloads 108MW California PV duo

Global private asset management company Capital Dynamics has completed the sale of a majority interest in its almost 108MW Beacon solar portfolio in the US state of California to TortoiseEcofin and S&B USA Energy. Each buyer has acquired a 49.5% ownership of the portfolio with Capital Dynamics retaining a minority stake of 1%. The 107.8MW Beacon portfolio consists of two projects – the 59.6MW Beacon 2 and 48.2MW Beacon 5 developments – located in Kern County. Both sites interconnect and sell power to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power under two 25-year fixed rate Power Purchase Agreements. No details of the price of the deal have been disclosed.

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Capital Dynamics Exits 108-Megawatt Beacon II and V Solar Portfolio in Kern County, California

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Dec. 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/  Capital Dynamics, an independent global private asset management firm, completed the sale of a majority interest in its Beacon portfolio to TortoiseEcofin and S&B USA Energy. Each buyer has acquired a 49.5% ownership of the portfolio. Capital Dynamics retains a minority stake of 1%. The 107.8 megawatt (MWdc) Beacon portfolio consists of two projects: Beacon II (59.6 MWdc) and Beacon V (48.2 MWdc). Both sites interconnect and sell power to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power ( LADWP ) under two 25-year fixed rate Power Purchase Agreements. The assets were wholly acquired from SunEdison during Q1 2016 and achieved commercial operations in Q4 2017.

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