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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Ep90: Taking Stock: Tax Equity, Debt and M&A
Tax equity for renewable energy was expected to be a US$15 billion market this year, and interest rates on bank debt had dropped to 125 to 137.5 basis poin
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Ep89: Taking Stock: Business Outlook
This was expected to be a peak year in new capacity additions for wind and solar projects – before coronavirus hit. How has the outlook changed? Is work co
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Ep88: US Wind Energy Market Outlook
Dan Shreve, head of global wind energy research at Wood Mackenzie, joins us to discuss the future of the wind market. We take a look back at 2019, the outl
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Ep87: Coronavirus and the Renewable Energy Industry
Sue Wang, Ben Koenigsberg and Keith Martin join us to discuss the impacts of coronavirus on the renewable energy industry. We discuss how coronavirus is af
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Ep86: The LIBOR Transition
Claire Edwards, knowledge counsel with Norton Rose Fulbright in London, joins us to discuss the upcoming move away from LIBOR, the London Interbank Offered
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Ep85: The Advantages of a Surety Bond
Karl Choltus, SVP, national surety practice leader at Beecher Carlson Insurance Services, LLC, joins us to discuss all things surety bonds. We discuss what
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Ep84: 2019 Review of Renewables
Sue Wang, senior counsel in our Washington office, joins us to discuss the banner year that renewables had in 2019. We get into the different changes in st
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Ep82: PPAs, Bankruptcy and Utilities, Oh My!
Howard Seife, global head of financial restructuring and insolvency at Norton Rose Fulbright, joins us to discuss how power purchase agreements are affecte
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Ep83: Cost of Capital: 2020 Outlook
It is the start of a new year. Many forecasters expect modest global growth this year, helped by favorable monetary policies by central banks, but with ris
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