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As we delve into the currents of progress, the US offshore wind sector has found itself somewhat lost at sea. Despite strong tides provided by a collective commitment to combat climate change and favorable tax incentives, many of the multi-billion-dollar projects have stalled or terminated.

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NordLB's Sondra Martinez, CohnReznick Capital's Conor McKenna, Convergent Energy + Power's Frank Genova and Kirkland & Ellis's Brian Greene discuss the latest developments in the energy storage market.

In February, for the first time, Power Finance & Risk brought together representatives of the bank loan, private placement, term loan B and tax equity markets with a project sponsor to discuss the state of project finance, how they coped with the Covid-19 pandemic and what is in store for 2021.

Last year, solar ABS faced its first major test in the form of economic disruption wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic. To discuss how the market weathered the storm, PFR brought together a panel of market participants, including both issuers and investors.

In order to deepen our understanding of the benefits and the pitfalls of advanced hedging and offtake strategies, PFR brought together a group of experienced market participants to share their perspectives and insight.

The US offshore wind industry is on the cusp of lift-off. To discuss the path forward, PFR and McDermott Will & Emery brought together a group of professionals at the forefront.

As Latin America's power sector grapples with the consequences of the pandemic, PFR has brought together a diverse panel to share their perspectives on how the market will move forward.

For private placement investors, pandemic-related disruption created opportunities as well as headaches. To discuss this, PFR brought together a diverse panel to share their perspectives. Sponsored by Fitch Ratings and MUFG.

Andy Redinger and Dan Brown, managing directors at KeyBanc Capital Markets, discuss the surge in demand for US renewable energy assets and what global investors need to consider when evaluating opportunities in this sector.

In July, PFR brought together CoBank's Brian Goldstein, Matthew Wade of IFM Investors, Clearway Energy Group's Johana Afenjar and Sean Yovan from Innergex Renewable Energy to look back on a tumultuous - and memorable - six months in the Midyear Review 2020 roundtable.

Ares Management's Keith Derman, John Drake of Osaka Gas USA, and Daniel Englander from Panamint Capital take you through the latest trends in US gas-fired project finance on PFR's Thermal Power Roundtable 2020.

Power Finance & Risk brought together experts to discuss energy storage, one of the hottest topics in the infrastructure investing and project finance world. If you are interested in the future of financing energy storage – and who isn’t? – you will not want to miss it.

Experts in distributed solar finance discussed tax equity, the impact of Covid-19, the emerging community solar model and much more.

A panel of solar securitization experts gathered in December to discuss the progress of the solar ABS market and what the future holds for this emerging asset class. Sponsored by Credit Suisse.