Financing Energy Storage: Deal Structures, Revenue Streams, Issues for Stand-Alone and Co-Located Storage

This CLE course will provide counsel with an in-depth analysis of financing energy storage projects. The panel will discuss critical issues and provisions in structuring transaction risks to developers, lenders and investors, and revenue streams. The panel will also discuss crucial considerations in negotiating performance guarantees and warranties, the impact of EPC contracts on deal structures, methods to ensure compliance with ITC rules, and the challenges for stand-alone and co-located energy storage projects.

Renewable energy continues to expand with increased penetrations of renewable power expected over the next decade. Energy storage has become an essential component.

The current state of the energy storage market has sparked interest from investors. Financing energy storage projects presents unique opportunities and regulatory and legal issues that legal counsel must identify.

Attorneys structuring deals to finance energy storage must negotiate critical points, identify elements to minimize risks, and comply with ITC rules, among other vital challenges impacting the transaction.

Listen as our panel discusses critical issues and provisions in structuring energy storage transactions, regulatory challenges, and revenue streams, as well as examines challenges for stand-alone and co-located energy storage projects. The panel will also discuss crucial considerations in negotiating performance guarantees and warranties, EPC contracts, and the challenges of adding battery storage to renewable generation.