But I will say one thing. We did see a few weeks ago that they were new maps of areas that will be eligible for energy community additional 10%. And it might be this is indication that some of our projects that we have on the books today that we thought that will have a 30% [indiscernible] actually going to get to 40% because of the area that they are. So there are positive things there on both sides. I just want to make a comment. I responded earlier, and I said that the ITC is related to Pomona. I will just say the ITC is related to Bottleneck which is a project that we — it cost us slightly over $100 million, and it has a 40% ITC percentage eligible for it.
Jeff Osborne: Got it. That’s helpful. And the last one I had is just can you remind us, is there any renewables that you have coming up in the next two to three years? Certainly, there’s a lot of demand for green baseload power like you offer, just was unclear to me with the existing assets. Do you have any renewals that would be up for potentially signing at a much higher price?
Doron Blachar: We have a list of the projects on the presentation that are coming online in the coming — We have some renewals that are coming on as well as new contracts. I believe the renewals, Beowawe is one of them, which is a an enhancement and a change of the contract. Heber, that is a changing in ’23. We have Galena and Steamboat that are also expected to change at end of PPA and go to the new PPA towards the ’26, ’27.
Jeff Osborne: But just to be clear, Doron, many of those, weren’t those for the 150 megawatts combined? I think it was that you signed a couple of years ago for LADWP in the Southern California basin, or no?
Doron Blachar: Some of them are for LADWP, some of them are for NV Energy. Some we are negotiating. The Heber 1 is to none of them. So we are negotiating today a PPA with a couple that ends in the end of ’25. So we’re now negotiating a new PPA for the extension. We have quite a lot of demand for it. So I think we have all of them going into existing portfolio PPAs and some to new ones. We’re also looking to see how we can optimize the existing PPAs that we’ve signed to make sure that it’s a win-win situation for both parties.
Operator: And that concludes the Q&A session for today. I will now turn the conference back over to Doron for closing remarks.
Doron Blachar: Thank you, everyone, for joining us. The quarter was a very good quarter. The demand that we see in the US from utilities and data centers is very, very strong and increasing and obviously is pushing PPA pricing up. W see the improved operation in Puna that was done in the quarter over 30 megawatts and is continuing like that and the success of the campaign in Olkaria. So I’m very encouraged for this year for the coming years, and we look forward to see all of you in New York at our Investors and Analysts Day in June. Thank you.
Operator: This concludes today’s conference call. Thank you all for joining us. Enjoy the rest of your day.
