September 25 - 26, 2024
Houston, TX
Two years ago, the IRA created a revolutionary new regime to provide tax credits for an expanded range of clean energy investments, using tax credit sales to expand the pool of potential investors to include corporations that hitherto had little if any experience in the energy sector, but also introducing a series of adders that could substantially decrease capital costs. While this clearly represented, and represents, a golden opportunity to mobilize funding for a huge number of clean energy projects, it set market participants the task of discovering exactly how to structure financings that could monetize depreciation, capitalize on step-ups in FMV (fair market value), and protect participants when claiming new incentives—all necessary to utilize the full range of capital now available from both traditional tax equity and corporate tax credit buyers.
Today, however, the market is field-testing a series of structures and tools to optimize the financing of a wide variety of projects using the full range of tax credits. What lessons are being learned in newly closed T-flip and transfer deals? How are players dealing with the risks of claiming domestic content, prevailing wage and apprenticeship (PWA), and energy community incentives? If you want to take full advantage of the remarkable techniques now available to finance traditional solar and wind projects, as well as storage, CCS, RNG, manufacturing, hydrogen, and other new technology projects, you need to fully understand tax equity market conditions and the new structures coming to the fore.
Infocast, in organizing Tax Credits & Transferability 2024: Optimizing Post-IRA Opportunities, has brought together the markets’ leading practitioners, sponsors, and investors to get attendees 100% up to speed on today’s most important issues in this exceedingly dynamic space. You will get critical insights on the development of the transfer market, how to best meet and document compliance with new domestic content, PWA, and energy community requirements, and the ins and outs of tapping into funding through 45Q, 45V, 45X, and 45Z credits, and more.
No other event can provide you with the type of deep dive -- guided by active market players -- that you will find here into the following essential topics:
Phillip Adams
Head of M&A
SOUTHERN POWER
Jeff Bishop
CEO
KEY CAPTURE ENERGY
Randa Cholera (Barsoum)
Specialized Tax Services, Partner
PWC
Peter DeFazio
Managing Director
GREENPRINT CAPITAL
Bailey Johnson
Vice President, Renewable Energy & Environmental Finance
WELLS FARGO
Bret J. Logue
Chief Executive Officer
ELYSIAN CARBON MANAGEMENT
David Lynch
Principal
ARES MANAGEMENT
Keith Martin
Partner
NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT US LLP
Taylor Mayeux, CAIA
Director
STONEHENGE CAPITAL
Elena Robciuc
Managing Director
ENERGY+ GROUP, SOCIETE GENERALE
Chris Roetheli
Senior Vice President - Tax Credit Syndications
U.S. BANK
Eric Rubinstein
Executive Vice President & Chief Investment Officer
LEYLINE RENEWABLE CAPITAL
Chad Sorenson
President and Co-Founder
SUNPEAK
Jordan Tamchin
Senior Vice President, Tax Insurance Practice Leader
CAC SPECIALTY
Colin Zelmer
Principal - Mergers & Acquisitions
PWC
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