Back-Leverage Financing for Renewable Energy Projects: Key Considerations for Energy Counsel, Lenders, and Tax Equity Investors
A live 90-minute premium CLE video webinar with interactive Q&A
This CLE course will guide renewable energy counsel and lenders on back-leverage financing options and structuring considerations for energy projects. The panel will discuss critical issues relating to structuring back-leveraged financing transactions, the impact on tax equity partners, protections for lenders, and other considerations crucial to financing.
Outline
- Back-leverage financing structures
- Cash waterfall and diversion
- Foreclosure
- Key considerations for developers, lenders, and tax equity investors
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- What is the typical structure and what are the challenges for back-leverage debt financing?
- What are the collateral and critical issues that stem from tax partnership agreements?
- What are the key issues relating to cash flow?
- What terms should be negotiated concerning transfers of interest?
- What are the key considerations relating to letters of credit?
- What are best practices and pitfalls to avoid for developers, lenders, and investors?
Faculty
James C. Schulwolf
Partner
Shipman & Goodwin
Mr. Schulwolf is a partner in Shipman's Business and Corporate Practice Group. He focuses his practice on... | Read More
Mr. Schulwolf is a partner in Shipman's Business and Corporate Practice Group. He focuses his practice on advising clients in financing, investment, acquisition, and restructuring transactions. In the Finance sector, Mr. Schulwolf regularly represents financial institutions including banks, mezzanine funds, and other institutional investors in structuring, documenting, and closing complex senior and mezzanine financings, including mezzanine financings with equity co-investments. He regularly represents lenders in connection with acquisition financings, financing of alternative energy projects (including wind, solar, and fuel cell projects), asset-based loans, cash flow loans, and syndicated credit facilities and he also represents Shipman's corporate clients and private equity portfolio companies in their financing transactions.
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