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SUMMARY:Reducing Risk and Elevating Community\, Tribal\, and Labor Partnerships
DESCRIPTION:Community Benefit Plans are required for all DOE grant and loan applications. They offer a strategy to de-risk large clean energy projects by conducting meaningful engagement with communities\, investing in building a skilled and committed workforce for timely project completion\, while providing benefits to disadvantaged communities. \nJoin this session to hear from Department of Energy loan recipients and grant awardees to explore: \n\nHow extensive is the community benefit plan process? How did that process improve the overall project planning and implementation?\nWhat specific strategies did companies utilize to engage with a diverse array of stakeholders?\nHow did companies address roadblocks from misunderstandings?\n\n \nSpeakers\n\n\n \nHeidi Binko\nCo-Founder and CEO\, Just Transition Fund \n\n\n \nNancy Loewe\nCFO\, CelLink \n\n\n \nKate McAteer\nVice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs\, WSU Tri-Cities
URL:https://deploytogether.com/session/reducing-risk-and-elevating-community-tribal-and-labor-partnerships/
LOCATION:Room 207-B
CATEGORIES:Circuits
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SUMMARY:Striking Deals to Transfer IRA Tax Credits
DESCRIPTION:The IRA introduced the ability for companies to directly transfer their federal income tax credits to third parties for eleven different clean energy credits. Tax credit transferability is simpler than traditional tax equity dealmaking and implicates a larger number of corporate players\, improving developers’ access to capital. This panel will highlight how buyers and sellers can take advantage of this new market opportunity to accelerate the deployment of clean energy projects. \nJoin this session to learn about: \n\nWhat are the pros and cons of tax credit transferability compared to traditional tax equity deals?\nWhat are best practices for how to structure successful tax credit transfer deals?\nWhat project financing strategies are taking advantage of transferability?\n\n \nSpeakers\n\n \nDr. Elke Hodson\nDeputy Director of Technology Policy\, U.S. Department of Energy \n\n\n\n \nAlfred Johnson\nCo-Founder and CEO\, Crux \n\n\n \nEthan Zindler\nClimate Counselor\, U.S. Department of Treasury \n\n\n\n\n \nLesley Hunter\nSVP\, Policy and Engagement\, American Council on Renewable Energy
URL:https://deploytogether.com/session/striking-deals-to-transfer-ira-tax-credits/
LOCATION:Room 207-B
CATEGORIES:Circuits
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241205T130000
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CREATED:20241017T102609Z
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SUMMARY:Attracting Foreign Direct Investment into U.S. Supply Chains
DESCRIPTION:The United States is investing billions of dollars to scale strategic industries across the country. Federal tax credits\, grants\, and loans are also attracting foreign direct investment to the U.S. for clean energy industries\, creating thousands of new jobs and delivering benefits for local communities. Investors with headquarters in foreign countries accounted for over 45% (58 billion) of the value of new clean energy manufacturing investment announcements in 2022 and 2023\, excluding domestic-foreign joint ventures. \nJoin U.S. government and foreign investors in this session to explore: \n\nWhat is the U.S. government doing to bring foreign companies with new projects to America?\nHow does this impact America’s economic\, national\, and energy security?\nHow do foreign investors view the opportunity to invest in the United States vs. other global markets?\n\n \nSpeakers\n\n\n \nIsabel Munilla\nDeputy Assistant Secretary of Market Development\, Climate and Multilateral Engagement\, Office of International Affairs\, U.S. Department of Energy \n\n\n \nJasjit Singh\nExecutive Director\, SelectUSA\n\n\n \nEverett Anderson\nVP of Advanced Product Development\, Nel Hydrogen
URL:https://deploytogether.com/session/attracting-foreign-direct-investment-into-u-s-supply-chains/
LOCATION:Room 207-B
CATEGORIES:Circuits
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241204T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241204T155000
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SUMMARY:National Clean Energy Investment Fund to reshape the landscape
DESCRIPTION:Through the National Clean Investment Fund (NCIF)\, a historic $14 billion has been awarded to three financing institutions that are working to build a financing network to ensure American communities have access to the capital they need to participate in and benefit from a cleaner\, more sustainable economy. This new financing network – including the Climate United Fund\, Coalition for Green Capital\, and Power Forward Communities – are focused on mobilizing private capital across tens of thousands of projects to provide accessible and affordable financing solutions for clean technology projects. \nPrivate-sector investors and project developers are critical partners in this effort. Join this session to explore: \n\nWhat is the $14B NCIF program and how is it impacting the US clean energy landscape?\nHow does NCIF financing compare to and complement other DOE funding and private capital?\nWhat is the opportunity for investors\, developers\, and others to partner with and invest alongside NCIF for maximum impact?\n\nDownload and View the Session/Presentation Deck\n \nSpeakers\n\n\n \nKirsten Stasio\nActing Executive Director\, U.S. Green Bank 50 \n\n\n \nBeth Bafford\nCEO\, Climate United \n\n\n \nEli Hopson\nChief Administrative and Development Officer\, Coalition for Green Capital \n\n\n\n\n \nTim Mayopoulos\nPresident and CEO\, Power Forward Communities \n\n\n \nAshley Allen Jones\nSenior Finance Advisor\, Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund \n\n\n 
URL:https://deploytogether.com/session/national-clean-energy-investment-fund-to-reshape-the-landscape/
LOCATION:Room 207-B
CATEGORIES:Circuits
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CREATED:20241017T015838Z
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SUMMARY:Non-Dilutive DOE Capital as a Catalyst for Scale
DESCRIPTION:For decades DOE has been using its expertise and capital to de-risk the technical barriers of clean energy and other decarbonization projects. The injection of Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) capital is enabling DOE now to play a leading role in de-risking the market barriers needed for these technologies to first achieve commercialization\, and then achieve competitive scale. \nJoin this session to learn about: \n\nWhat is the role of DOE grant capital as a de-risking mechanism in scaling tech across the technology readiness level (TRL) spectrum?\nHow does DOE capital work alongside private sector investments to demonstrate and deploy energy technologies?\nWhat are real examples of projects that have been technologically de-risked to make it to the deployment stage?\n\n \nSpeakers\n\n\n \nMaressa Brennan\nPortfolio Strategy\, Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations\, U.S. Department of Energy \n\n\n \nLeah Ellis\nCEO and Co-founder\, Sublime Systems \n\n\n \nKelly Cummins\nActing Director\, Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations\, U.S. Department of Energy \n\n\n\n\n \nJeff Marootian\nPrincipal Deputy Assistant Secretary\, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy\, U.S. Department of Energy
URL:https://deploytogether.com/session/non-dilutive-capital-as-a-de-risking-mechanism/
LOCATION:Room 207-B
CATEGORIES:Circuits
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SUMMARY:DOE Debt to Catalyze Scale Up
DESCRIPTION:As decarbonization projects transition from early-stage innovation to large-scale deployment\, access to capital is critical. In this session\, equity investors and representatives from the Department of Energy’s (DOE) debt programs will share their perspectives on how DOE debt can serve as a powerful tool to catalyze the scaling of decarbonization projects and companies. With insights into how DOE’s lending authority complements private equity\, this discussion will explore the role of DOE debt in overcoming financial barriers\, reducing project risk\, and accelerating the deployment of commercially viable technologies. \nJoin this session to explore \n\nHow can DOE debt align with private equity to fuel the growth of decarbonization companies?\nWhat are case studies of successful DOE-backed projects that have leveraged both equity and debt to achieve scale?\nWhat are strategies for navigating the intersection of public and private capital to accelerate the clean energy transition?\n\n \nSpeakers\n\n\n \nTodd Lapenna\nPartner\, Infrastructure and Real Assets\, StepStone
URL:https://deploytogether.com/session/doe-debt-to-catalyze-scale-up/
LOCATION:Room 207-B
CATEGORIES:Circuits
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