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Capacity Crunch Series: Reliability Issues, Decarbonization, and Tax Opportunities

By Brian Harms & Charlie Suessmith on January 23, 2024
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The capacity crunch ushers in a multitude of challenges, notably for utilities, developers, and other stakeholders in the energy market. In this three-part video series, our energy attorneys explore the critical issues and opportunities arising from this pivotal moment.

Part One: In this video, Troutman Pepper’s Brian Harms and Josh Combs explore the key considerations and opportunities for utilities, developers, and other stakeholders as they focus on decarbonization goals while maintaining energy reliability.

Part Two: In this video, Troutman Pepper Associates Josh Combs and Charlie Suessmith discuss the IRA’s influence on the economics of renewable energy, public utility resource strategies, and the broader scope of renewable development.

Part Three: In this video, Troutman Pepper Associates Josh Combs and Charlie Suessmith examine the new and unique opportunities presented by the IRA to utilities and their potential to transform the entire market.

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Brian is an energy transactional partner in the firm’s Atlanta office, focusing primarily on energy and renewable energy project development and finance, as well as on the trading, hedging, and marketing of energy products.

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    Washington Energy Report
  • Organization:
    Troutman Pepper Locke
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