On November 20, I will be moderating a webinar to preview the roll-out of the U.S. Army’s latest Renewable Energy Services Agreement (RESA).

The RESA is key to implementing the Army’s commitment to purchase up to $7 billion in renewable energy.  As reported on this blog, the Army has selected several companies to bid for the multi-award task order contract (“MATOC”). To implement these awards, the Army’s Energy Initiative Task Force (“EITF”) has developed the RESA to serve as the Army’s “template” document for renewable energy transactions.

The webinar will include a discussion of both goals to be achieved and challenges to be confronted by the RESA document.  Presenters will include John Lushetsky, the Executive Director of the Army’s Energy Initiative Task Force (EITF); Heidi Hansen, Counsel to the EITF; and Bob Eidson, Senior Technical Advisor to the Executive Director.

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Roger Stark, a partner in Stoel Rives’ recently opened Washington, DC office, has been advising clients for over 20 years on energy project development, finance and regulatory matters. He has extensive experience in the renewable energy, “cleantech” and fossil fuel sectors, including…

Roger Stark, a partner in Stoel Rives’ recently opened Washington, DC office, has been advising clients for over 20 years on energy project development, finance and regulatory matters. He has extensive experience in the renewable energy, “cleantech” and fossil fuel sectors, including project finance and other transactions in more than 30 states and 25 foreign countries. He has counseled clients in a broad range of innovative transactional structures that were industry “firsts” and also has represented clients in energy mergers/acquisitions and public-private partnerships in the U.S. and Latin America. His energy regulatory and litigation experience includes representing clients before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and state electric utility commissions