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  • Analysts say First Wind Holdings’ expected $300 million initial public offering is risky, considering the potential sunset of the U.S. Department of Treasury cash grant at year-end and the company’s accumulated losses of $233 million and outstanding debt of $582.2 million.
  • The value of solar stocks, including First Solar and SunPower, may slip if California voters approve Proposition 23, which would suspend a law curbing greenhouse gas emissions until the state’s unemployment rate is at or below 5.5%.
  • Solar companies have waited up to 19 months for the U.S. Department of Energy to decide whether to grant loan guarantees for projects, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association.
  • Massachusetts state rules limiting sponsors from receiving renewables subsidies would prohibit development of virtually all biomass plants, wood-burning biomass advocates contend.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland and Société Générale are planning to launch a $500-700 million financing backing Hudson Transmission Partners’ 660 MW transmission line by the middle of next month.
  • An Energy Future Holdings subsidiary has issued $686 million in a 144A bond to take down a portion of a $24.4 billion loan and to do a debt exchange.
  • Bids for Public Service Electric & Gas’ pair of 1 GW coal-fired plants in Texas are due tomorrow.
  • Terra-Gen Power is talking to bankers about financing the next three phases of its 3 GW Alta Wind Energy Center.
  • Maine expects to build its first offshore wind farm in 2016, followed by a larger floating farm at the same site in 2020.
  • Seneca Capital has asked shareholders to oppose Blackstone Group’s $4.50-per-share offer for Dynegy, arguing that it reflects an “unjustified underperformance” of the stocks leading into the August bid.