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Under current IRS rules, wind developers can claim the full amount of the federal production tax credit (PTC) through 2020 if they either started physical work of a significant nature or spent a

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Developers dealing with the US military and other federal agencies got help from the IRS...

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The Internal Revenue Service has issued three private letter rulings confirming that a 30% investment tax credit can be claimed on batteries that are installed as part of renewable energy projects...

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The Internal Revenue Service reaffirmed in June that utilities do not have to report most payments from independent generators to reimburse for the cost of grid improvements as taxable income...

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New regulations the Internal Revenue Service proposed in early April to try to halt corporate inversions could affect all uses of debt between affiliated companies...

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Additional construction-start guidance that the Internal Revenue Service issued in early August will allow more wind farms to be financed in the tax equity market ...

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Developers are taking another look at prepaid power contracts as a way of reducing the cost of capital for utility-scale renewable energy projects...

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Developer fees are becoming more common in renewable energy projects ...

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The Internal Revenue released new guidelines in July that should let some independent power companies get back “tax grossups” that utilities required them to pay in connection with “network upgrade ...

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Concerns about “dash six liability” are cropping up in many project sales and foreclosures this year...

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