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Key Takeaways: Managing Obstacles And Finding Solutions For Financeable Renewable Development

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Ron Erlichman, Linklaters' Co-Head of Energy & Infrastructure in the Americas and a partner in the firm's Chambers Global Band 1-ranked energy and infrastructure practice...

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Ron Erlichman, Linklaters' Co-Head of Energy & Infrastructure in the Americas and a partner in the firm's Chambers Global Band 1-ranked energy and infrastructure practice, moderated a panel on financing renewable development at the Projects & Money conference in New Orleans on January 18, 2024. The panel discussed how there was some softness in the M&A renewable development market along with some innovative tax equity and institutional debt transactions, while predicting a more active market in 2024 as a result of greater familiarity with the application of certain aspects of the IRA, stabilizing interest rates and a resolution to certain supply chain issues.

The top three takeaways from the discussion can be found below.

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Key Takeaways: Managing Obstacles And Finding Solutions For Financeable Renewable Development

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