Renewable Energy Storage Projects: Financing Options, Deal Structures, Tax Issues, and Regulatory Challenges
Note: CPE credit is not offered on this program
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will provide energy counsel guidance on effective methods in financing energy storage projects and overcoming regulatory compliance challenges in deal structures. The panel will discuss key compliance challenges impacting energy storage, deal structures for financing and mitigating risks, and key tax considerations in developing and financing energy storage projects.
Outline
- Recent developments in energy storage project financing and procurement
- Energy storage contract structures and related issues
- Tax considerations in energy storage deal structures
- Regulatory obstacles and how to avoid them
- Best practices for energy storage project compliance
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- Understanding federal and state energy regulatory status of energy storage projects
- Negotiating and diligencing key project contracts
- Structuring and negotiating financing and investing terms
Faculty
Donna J. Bobbish
Counsel
Shearman & Sterling
Ms. Bobbish focuses on U.S. and international regulation of energy markets, transactions and project development,... | Read More
Ms. Bobbish focuses on U.S. and international regulation of energy markets, transactions and project development, including power, natural gas and sustainable development. She advises clients with respect to energy regulatory issues and requirements arising in project finance and merger and acquisition transactions and in energy project development.
CloseRobert N. Freedman
Partner
Shearman & Sterling
Mr. Freedman focuses on finance and development, asset acquisitions and dispositions and complex work-outs and... | Read More
Mr. Freedman focuses on finance and development, asset acquisitions and dispositions and complex work-outs and restructurings of infrastructure assets, internationally and in the U.S. He represents developers, lenders and other parties across the breadth of infrastructure sectors, including power, renewables and sustainable development, oil and gas (upstream and downstream) and transportation.
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