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Brian Peterman
Project Manager
Making Dollars and Sense of the 2022 IRA Tax Credits for Clean Energy”
Making Dollars and Sense of the 2022 IRA Tax Credits for Clean Energy
Brian Petermann – Power Engineers
The Inflation Reduction Act (August 2022) allows a broad range of tax credits for clean energy development. Highlights include hydrogen, renewable energy, carbon capture & sequestration, and clean fuels. The amount of money available is monumental and will broadly impact the entire energy industry in some manner. Though IRS guidelines are only beginning to be issued, a great deal can be learned about positive financial impacts on potential future clean energy project developments. This presentation is an introduction to the clean energy tax credits, differences between investment and production credits, controversies of the 45V hydrogen credits, and provides several examples of the possible application. The presentation starts with a quick Hydrogen 101 primer for orientation.
1-Minute Introductory Video
Brian Petermann
Making Dollars and Sense of the 2022 IRA Tax Credits for Clean Energy
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EPA Grants | Financing | Investment
Feb 15 (7:30 – 9:30 am)
Nick Steinke
EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Planning and Implementation Grant Program
EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Planning and Implementation Grant Program
EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Planning and Implementation Grant Program
Nick Steinke – Olsson
EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grants (CPRG) program provides $5 billion in grants to states, local governments, tribes, and territories to develop and implement ambitious plans for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and other harmful air pollution. Authorized under Section 60114 of the Inflation Reduction Act, this two-phase program provides $250 million for noncompetitive planning grants, and approximately $4.6 billion for competitive implementation grants. This presentation will provide an overview of the CPRG program and discuss opportunities for implementation grant funding in the electric power sector. The presentation will also include lessons learned and observations from leading a regional planning organization through the CPRG planning process.
Brian Petermann
Making Dollars and Sense of the 2022 IRA Tax Credits for Clean Energy
Making Dollars and Sense of the 2022 IRA Tax Credits for Clean Energy”
Making Dollars and Sense of the 2022 IRA Tax Credits for Clean Energy
Brian Petermann – Power Engineers
The Inflation Reduction Act (August 2022) allows a broad range of tax credits for clean energy development. Highlights include hydrogen, renewable energy, carbon capture & sequestration, and clean fuels. The amount of money available is monumental and will broadly impact the entire energy industry in some manner. Though IRS guidelines are only beginning to be issued, a great deal can be learned about positive financial impacts on potential future clean energy project developments. This presentation is an introduction to the clean energy tax credits, differences between investment and production credits, controversies of the 45V hydrogen credits, and provides several examples of the possible application. The presentation starts with a quick Hydrogen 101 primer for orientation.
Craig O’Connor
Financing Renewable Energy & Energy Storage Projects
Financing Renewable Energy & Energy Storage Projects
Craig OConnor – Export-Import Bank of the United States
Summary of Presentation
“The Export-Import Bank of the United States (“EXIM Bank”) has been at the forefront of financing the export of U.S.-made solar, wind, and energy storage technologies to emerging markets that create opportunities to grow the American renewable energy industry. EXIM Bank has created a special program for renewable energy projects that includes offering the maximum allowable OECD loan repayment terms of up to 18-22-years; financing of local costs of up to 50% of the U.S. export contract value; and capitalization of interest during construction.EXIM Bank can be the most cost-effective way for wind project developers to finance the purchase of U.S.-made goods and services. The presentation will highlight the resources of EXIM Bank, and explain how project developers, exporters, and foreign buyers can use these resources. Case examples of project financing, and project financing structures, in a number of international markets will be provided.EXIM Bank has had a long and successful history of financing U.S. exports of renewable energy and distributed energy technology and services. In April 2022, EXIM Bank’s Board approved the EXIM Bank’s Make More in America program to provide domestic financing with an export nexus.