Ep368: Bringing Battery Storage to Dense Cities
James McGinniss, CEO of David Energy, explains how plug‑in batteries and retail electricity supply can lower energy costs for commercial customers in dense urban markets like New York City.
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Ep17: Back-leverage loans: trends and issues
Back-leverage loans have become the primary way to raise debt for tax equity-funded renewable energy projects in the US. Today, we're joined by Ralph Cho a
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Ep16: Renewable energy hedges
To kick off Season 2 of Currents, we've invited Rob Eberhardt, partner in New York, to discuss financial hedges for renewable energy projects. Rob helped t
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Ep15: Cross-border energy M&A transactions
Mergers and acquisitions activity in the energy sector is on the rise, and cross-border transactions are driving much of this activity. In today's episode,
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Ep14: Political risk insurance: industry overview and trends
As political uncertainty continues to dominate the news, we take a closer look at political risk insurance: a valuable tool when developing projects in ris
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Ep13: Spotlight on LNG-to-power projects
The global LNG industry has seen remarkable growth in a short time. Noam Ayali and Brian Greene, partners in our Washington, DC office, fill us in on the m
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Ep12: WIFIA and the US water infrastructure gap
The Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act, “WIFIA,” is a funding mechanism that was enacted to address the US water infrastructure gap. WIFIA aim
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Bonus: An interview with Governor Pataki
In this special bonus episode, Governor Pataki discusses his political views and influences, what motivates him, and his advice for the next generation.
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Ep11: Governor Pataki's perspective on energy and infrastructure
In this episode, we're joined by the 53rd Governor of New York state, George E. Pataki, to discuss his views on the future of energy and infrastructure und
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Ep10: How US Tax Reform could affect renewables
As the Trump administration and the Republican Congress continue to work on corporate tax reform, we speak to Keith Martin, partner in the Washington, DC o
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