Ep337: How Tax Credit Markets Weathered 2025
Alfred Johnson, co‑founder and CEO of Crux, discusses key findings from Crux’s latest analysis of the clean energy finance market.
Listen here
Ep11: Governor Pataki's perspective on energy and infrastructure | Norton Rose Fulbright
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
Listen Now
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
Listen Now
Ep9: My favorite project, part one
Four project finance lawyers talk about their favorite projects in this episode. From racking up frequent flyer miles traveling the world, to bringing a
Listen Now
Ep8: Tax equity 101
Tax equity transactions have been a mainstay of financing renewable energy projects in the US. William Nicholson, associate in the New York office, joins
Listen Now
Ep7: 2017 renewable energy outlook
The renewable energy industry saw a tremendous amount of success in 2016, but the new year brings some uncertainty, both in the US and abroad. In this epis
Listen Now
Bonus: Cost of capital: 2017 outlook
It is the start of a new year. The Trump presidency and the likelihood of corporate tax reform have added an element of unpredictability. On January 17, 20
Listen Now
Ep6: Africa: opportunities, challenges and the effects of a Trump Administration
There is a tremendous amount of opportunity for energy and infrastructure development in Africa. In this episode, we speak to Chadbourne partner Ikenna Eme
Listen Now
Ep5: Lessons From the SunEdison Bankruptcy
The bankruptcy of solar power developer SunEdison has been one of the most discussed topics of the US renewable energy market in 2016. Christy Rivera, part
Listen Now
Ep4: US Infrastructure and P3 Opportunities
President-Elect Trump has positioned US infrastructure investment as a top priority, and the topic was a rare source of bipartisan agreement throughout the
Listen Now