Panelists
John Rhodes, President, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, and Eli Katz, Partner, Chadbourne & Park LLP. Moderated by Paul Francis, Distinguished Senior Fellow, NYU Guarini Center.
Overview
The primary mode of federal fiscal incentives for renewable power is through the Production and Investment Tax Credits. However, many renewable energy developers are not fully able to utilize these credits by themselves and so use tax equity to raise capital, thus increasing the cost of capital for their projects.
There has been considerable discussion recently about using corporate structures (Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs)) that pay no federal tax as a way to decrease the cost, and increase the accessibility of capital for renewable projects.
This panel will examine these multiple possibilities for renewable finance and discuss which might be the most effective method to decrease the cost of capital.
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