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Stimulus funds expected to spur power mergers

Posted on October 30, 2009 5:33 PM
President Obama's Oct. 27 announcement that the government would spend $3.4 billion to support projects aimed at modernizing the country's power grid will spur M&A and private equity investment and exits in a sector that is already consolidating, according to industry bankers and analysts.

The White House said the infusion will create tens of thousands of jobs while upgrading the U.S. electric grid. They include building new power lines, adding smart meters to homes, building automated substations to help with blackouts and putting in new transformers to allow utilities to replace units before they fail.

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