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Lone Star Renewables: Industry Updates From The UT Renewable Energy Law Conference

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By Matthew Kapinos, Andrea Lucan, Simon Edward Stevens, J. Hayden Harms
| Mondaq
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Lone Star Renewables: Industry Updates from the UT Renewable Energy Law Conference | JD Supra

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By Matthew Kapinos, Andrea Lucan, J. Hayden Harms
| JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
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Clean Power Alliance explains why future of community choice aggregation is so bright

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By Andrea Lucan, Nicole Scott, Jennifer Runyon
| Factor This Verified
An interview with Matt Langer, COO of Clean Power Alliance Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) started in Massachusetts over 20 years ago, giving a small number of coastal communities a measure of freedom to choose their power sources by pooling their electricity requirements. Today, CCAs serve millions of customers in seven states. CCA offerings largely reflect the interests of the communities they serve.
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Projecting 2018 Trends and Macroeconomic Conditions: What to Expect for Renewable Energy Projects in 2019

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By Dan Sinaiko, Andrea Lucan
| Factor This Verified
By Dan Sinaiko & Andrea Lucan Renewable energy projects were marked by distinctive trends and characteristics in 2018: a frothy M&A market driven by a crush of liquidity and a shortage of project supply a highly competitive environment among investors and lenders for an inadequate supply of projects continued focus on alternative offtake structures with shorter tenors, such as corporate PPAs and energy derivatives, and unconventional credit, such as community customers shoots of energy...
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