It is no secret that energy infrastructure is currently undergoing dramatic changes. Market dynamics and ambitious decarbonization goals set by the Biden administration are driving a transition away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy. With the infrastructure plan, and the prospect of a federal clean energy standard, there has never been a more critical time to discuss the path to decarbonization.
Join us for a roundtable discussion with our experts on current legislative developments, challenges, opportunities and key considerations for investing in and operating renewable energy projects. Our team members will share their experiences with regards to issues that can impact the success or failure of these projects.
Schedule: 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Topics
- What are the key components of the infrastructure plan and how is it expected to drive investment in the renewable energy sector?
- How are the decarbonization goals set by the Biden administration expected to progress through the legislative process?
- What are some of the key renewable energy trends that are top of mind for corporate and institutional investors?
- How do market participants think about investments in renewable energy assets and what are the key topics and valuation considerations?
- What are the best practices for accurately predicting and planning for property taxes of renewable energy projects?
- What are the key compliance risk and cyber risk considerations for investors in the renewable energy space?
Speakers
- David Scott, Managing Director and Energy and Mining Leader, Portfolio Valuation
- Chris Campbell, Chief Strategist, Kroll
- Joseph Omoworare, Managing Director and Dallas City Leader, Valuation Advisory Services
- Lee Tourscher, Managing Director, Valuation Advisory Services
- Mark Simzyk, Managing Director, Property Tax Services
- Kathryn Tronsberg Macciocca, Director, Property Tax Services
- Stacy Scott, Managing Director, Cyber Risk
- Tom Hollobone, Managing Director, Compliance Risk and Diligence
CPE: CPE credit will be provided.
