Complimentary Live Webinar - June 17: Alternative & Renewable Energy Finance Available in Washington, DC

Obtaining funds for renewable energy and sustainability projects and companies now involves more incentives originating in Federal programs administered or legislated in Washington. Increasingly private capital has sought to utilize such incentives.

A webinar hosted by our firm on Thursday, June 17, 2010, at 11:00 a.m. CDT, will analyze various methods of linking private capital to deals receiving different types of assistance in multiple transactional structures. Panelists such as Paul Hammer, founder of Navigator Capital Group and an expert in capital formation, will bring to light some insider tips on harnessing the shifts in government programs and public and private funding to squeeze more dollars for alternative energy. Chris Bordeaux, a former Senior Advisor to the Deputy Assistant Secretary for National Energy Policy, will offer his ideas and mindsets around the renewable energy practices and policies. From Andrews Kurth, Roger Feldman will offer his insight in to the areas of energy project finance as well as corporate issues. Andrew Tucker, head of Andrews Kurth's corporate practice in Washington will moderate the program.

Panelists will cover a spectrum of green energy financing issues including:

• Tapping Private Capital for Governmentally-Assisted Deals
• Identifying the Changing Sources of Public Funding: Areas of Current and Future ARRA Stimulus Program Focus
• Legally Structuring Investment Combinations

Along with these topics, panelists will drill down into specifics as to questions such as what funds are still available and the different types of public-private cooperation that is possible in these types of deals.

Questions are encouraged before and during the webinar to maintain a constant stream of interactivity and back-and-forth of ideas. Submit questions or issues to be covered via email to lstaph@andrewskurth.com.

Click here to register for this complimentary event.

Categories: Biofuels, Clean Technology, Economic Recovery and Government Opportunities, Energy, Project Financings, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, Venture Capital Trends, Wind Energy

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