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Construction financing is used to fund the construction of renewable projects prior to such projects obtaining long-term…

As the pandemic highlighted issues in the global supply chain and as the United States intensifies its investment in clean energy, more renewable energy manufacturers than ever are considering onshoring (or nearshoring) manufacturing facilities in the United States.  Domestic demand…

New York’s Public Service Commission (“PSC”) issued an order on March 16 modifying its energy storage procurement requirements to give utilities more time to run competitive procurements and support the underlying economics of storage projects for the state’s ambitious energy…

Foley recently sponsored the eleventh annual Renewable Energy Summit in Madison, Wisconsin. The event’s 2023 theme was “Sizing Up the Clean Energy Transformation.” Approximately [600] people attended the conference either in person or virtually. Attendees at the event included representatives…

On February 13, 2023, the Department of Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service released Notice 2023-17, providing a high-level overview of the program to be established under Section 48(e) of the Internal Revenue Code (the “Code”) related to the…

A carbon credit is a form of instrument or permit that represents one ton of carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere. While these carbon credits can be purchased by an individual (think Taylor Swift or Floyd Mayweather, who may want…

2023 has just begun, but the energy industry conference circuit is well underway! In this episode of Powered by Foley, we are joined by partner Darin Lowder and Senior Counsel Natalie Neals who headed down to the Big Easy to…