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Dealflow: June 7 - 13

2 deals tracked·300 MW total capacity·3 executive moves

Published Friday, June 7, 2024

The Week in Deals

2 deals
DateDeal TypeTechSeller / SponsorBuyer / FinancierSizeLocationStatusNotes
Jun 7Corporate PPAWindEDP Renewables (Meadow Lake Wind Repower)Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) ratepayers100 MWINClosedIURC order says the PPA falls within Lazard 2024 onshore wind LCOE range of $27-73/MWh; OUCC did not oppose. Midpoint $50/MWh used as best disclosed estimate; specific $/MWh redacted. I&M to step up from 76 MW to 100 MW starting 2032. COD: 2025-12-31. Contract term: 15 years. Price confidence: medium.
Jun 7Corporate PPASolarConfidential developer (Hoosier Line Solar)Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) ratepayers200 MWINClosedIURC order says Hoosier Line LCOE falls within Lazard 2024 utility-scale solar range of $29-$92/MWh. Midpoint $60.50/MWh used as best disclosed estimate; specific $/MWh redacted in public docket. Confirmed PJM-Indiana procurement at the higher end of legacy LBNL solar pricing. COD: 2027-03-31. Contract term: 20 years. Price confidence: medium.

Change of Control

3 moves

David Rosner named Commissioner at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (from Energy Industry Analyst (detailed to U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission)

Biden-appointed Democrat confirmed alongside Lindsay See and Judy Chang, restoring FERC to its full five-member complement for the first time since 2022. Rosner briefly served as FERC Chairman from August to October 2025 before Swett was designated.

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Jun 13

Lindsay See joined as Commissioner at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (from Solicitor General, State of West Virginia)

McConnell-recommended Republican commissioner. See managed appellate and high-stakes litigation for West Virginia, bringing a state regulatory perspective to FERC at a time of rising federal-state tension over energy permitting.

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Jun 13

Judy Chang joined as Commissioner at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (from Undersecretary of Energy, Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs)

Confirmed alongside Rosner and See in a bipartisan Senate vote on June 12–13, 2025. Chang's appointment completed FERC's restoration to a full five-member commission.

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Jun 13

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