They shut down our factories. Now they’re coming for our jobs.
They are taking over our electric grid and other energy infrastructure, and they’ve meddled in our elections.
Now they want our money. Now they want our jobs. Don’t let them risk our national security.
When they ask you to sign their petition… SAY NO.
DON’T ALLOW CHINA CONTROL OVER OHIO!
- Caithness lines up mezz, preferred equity for 1.8 GW CCGT
- Caithness reaches close on 1.8 GW CCGT project
- Developer Seeks Equity Investors for $925M Power Plant - February 2019
LORDSTOWN, Ohio – The developer behind a $925 million natural-gas power plant slated for the Lordstown Industrial Park said Monday that it’s aggressively going after the key piece of equity funding needed to bring the project over the finish line.
- Ohio gas-fired power plant moving forward - February 2019
Construction on a new $925 million natural gas-fired power plant in Northeast Ohio could get under way this summer, Kallanish Energy reports. - Oregon Clean Energy Center – Lucas County. 870 MW.
Operational - June 2017
Refinanced $580 million with consortium that included Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Credit Suisse and Barclays. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is the world’s largest bank and is owned and controlled by the communist government. - Carroll County Energy – Carroll County. 742 MW.
Operational – December 2017
The existing $488 million debt package for the $800 million project, signed in 2015, was led by BNP and Crédit Agricole. Bank of America, CIT Bank, Deutsche Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, ING Capital, Mizuho, Siemens Financial Services and SunTrust Robinson Humphrey took tickets in the deal. - Lordstown Energy Center – Trumbull County. 940 MW.
Operational – October 2018
Crédit Agricole and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China are leading the amendment, which involves a reduction of the pricing on the project’s $534.4 million, five-year term loan package. The lending group includes Crédit Agricole, ICBC, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Helaba, KEB Hana, National Australia Bank, Migdal, Shinhan Bank, Société Générale and SunTrust Robinson Humphrey.