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  • JPMorgan has taken a $24.9 million tax equity stake in a subsidiary of Reno, Nev.-based Ormat Technologies.
  • Icahn Enterprises has again extended the deadline for his $665 million offer for Dynegy, this time to Monday, to allow the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission time to approve the bid.
  • The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded a $204 million loan guarantee backing Basin Electric Power Cooperative’s $340 million PrairieWinds farm in southeast South Dakota.
  • Southern California Edison has secured an offtake contract for 250 MW from First Solar’s Silver State South solar project near Primm, Nev.
  • Duke Energy Corp. and JEA have inked a deal that would give JEA, the eighth-largest community-owned utility in the U.S., the option to buy 20% of electricity generated at the planned 2.2 GW Lee Nuclear Station in South Carolina.
  • Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley is proposing an offshore wind bill that would require state utilities to ink offtake agreements of at least 20 years with companies developing wind farms off the coast of Ocean City.
  • Tenaska Capital Management is putting a for sale sign on three of its peakers in Illionis, Virginia and West Virginia.
  • San Diego Gas & Electric has inked a 20-year offtake agreement with NRG Solar’s 26 MW Borrego Springs photovoltaic project in Borrego Springs, Calif.
  • Campbell Soup has signed a 20-year PPA with a 9.8 MW solar project in Napoleon, Ohio, that is being developed by BNB Napoleon Solar.
  • Idaho Public Utilities Commission has implemented a temporary change to the maximum size of renewable projects that can receive incentivized power prices from utilities—a move aimed at preventing large, well-capitalized developers including General Electric Co. and Shell WindEnergy from breaking up projects into 10 MW phases.