Currents features in-depth discussions on the latest developments in project finance. The podcast is hosted by partner Todd Alexander, who interviews key business leaders and policy makers to investigate important trends affecting the energy and infrastructure space.
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Ep25: Energy Storage Drivers and Pitfalls, a Webinar with ICF
Please join us for a webinar from Norton Rose Fulbright and ICF on energy storage. Our own Kat Gamache and Deanne Barrow are joined by Judah Rose and Shank
As the community solar market continues to expand, our associate Ana Vucetic joins us to provide an update on the market and takes us through important rec
Ep23: Solar Revenue Puts with Richard Matsui, KwH Analytics
Richard Matsui, CEO of KwH Analytics, joins us to discuss the Solar Revenue Put, an innovative new financial product that may change the way solar projects
Please join us for a special episode featuring our 2018 Cost of Capital Webinar. Partner Keith Martin moderates and is joined by panelists John C.S. Anders
Ep21: Interview with a wind energy pioneer: Jacob Susman of EDF Renewable Energy
Jacob Susman has been investing and developing projects in renewable energy since 1999. He led OwnEnergy from inception to its sale to EDF Renewable Energy
Ep20: Tax changes affects on power and infrastructure transactions
Join Keith Martin, David Gillespie and Michael Masri as they take you through over a dozen provisions in the recently enacted tax bill that will affect tra
A massive tax-cut tax bill that is in the final stages in Congress has significant consequences for the US power industry, especially renewable energy comp
Dramatic change is underway in Mexico's power sector. Clean energy auctions awarding long-term power purchase agreements have been a great success so far.
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