Where Active Capital Meets Advancing Projects
Despite policy headwinds from Washington, solar and storage accounted for 82% of all new power added to the grid in the first half of 2025 (SEIA/Wood Mackenzie). Yet with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (HR1) and new federal actions threatening to cut deployment by up to 55 GW through 2030, the strategies that delivered record growth in 2024 are no longer enough in today’s operating environment. Solar & Storage Finance USA comes at an opportune time for the investment, debt and development stakeholders to come together to share practical tips for the new operating environment. The agenda is packed with sessions that are designed to help the industry move forward and capitalize on the opportunity that still exists in the market when power demand is only forecast to go up.
Meanwhile, PV Tech reporting shows the U.S. solar manufacturing base is expanding at record pace, adding 8.7GW of new module capacity this year alone. Supply chains are re-shaping, storage co-location is accelerating and innovative financing structures are opening access to billions in tax credit monetisation.
Capital is still flowing at scale. According to Crux, the U.S. is on track to reach US$55–60 billion in clean energy tax credit monetisation in 2025, up from US$52 billion in 2024. Solar PV represented the largest share, accounting for over 34% of all credits in the first half of 2025, while solar-plus-storage credits surged to 20%, more than doubling their share from last year. This shift shows how rapidly the market is evolving: transferable tax credits have grown more than twofold year-on-year, creating a far more liquid and integrated marketplace for developers and investors. Sponsors are also increasingly turning to production tax credits (PTCs) for high-output utility-scale projects, broadening the financing pathways available.
For developers, this means more options to raise capital and structure deals. For investors, it means new ways to deploy capital across the stack — from tax equity to debt to preferred equity. For everyone at Solar & Storage Finance USA 2025, it means the chance to understand how to seize this $60 billion opportunity while others are still navigating the learning curve.
This is not a market retreating; it’s a market re-shaping itself and those who adapt fastest will capture the rewards.
What to Expect in 2025
This year’s programme is designed to give attendees practical insight into the deals being signed now, and the strategies that are succeeding in the current policy and capital environment.



Previous Speakers Inlcude:
Speaking Opportunities Available for 2026
Are you a leading expert in solar or storage with proven experience navigating today’s market challenges? We are seeking speakers to deliver actionable insights on:
- Navigating IRA, HR1, and evolving tax incentives
- Structuring and closing transactions in 2025
- Asset management and merchant returns
- Domestic manufacturing and resilient supply chains
- M&A and secondary market dynamics
- Strategies to future-proof solar and storage investments

Sponsorship Opportunities Available for 2026
Accelerate Your Growth: Connect with 350+ Enterprise Leaders & Generate Qualified Leads
Drive Business Growth Through Multi-Channel Engagement
- Reach 10,000+ senior executives through our year-round marketing campaign
- Secure private meetings with pre-qualified buyers during the summit
- Showcase your solutions through keynote speaking opportunities
- Access our VIP networking functions with top-tier decision-makers
- Generate leads through both digital and in-person touchpoints


Branding

Exhibition Stands

Speaking Opportunities

Meetings
Find Out More in our 2025 Partnership Prospectus
Download our Solar and Storage Finance USA Summit 2025 Partnership Prospectus to learn more about:
- The breakdown of who you can meet
- Delegate profiles and job titles from 2024
- 2025 participating companies
- Sponsorship benefits and options
- Delegate ticket prices and protection
- Global finance portfolio
Previous Key Themes
Market shifts:
From supply chain resilience to long-duration storage and data centre demand
Operational assets:
Maximising value through repowering, optimisation technologies, and innovative asset management
Capital flows:
Who is still deploying, into which geographies, and under what structures
Financing under uncertainty:
How tax credit structures, refinancing strategies, and risk allocation are evolving
M&A and secondary markets:
Identifying acquisition opportunities in a cautious capital market
Why This Summit?
Solar & Storage Finance USA is a transaction-focused summit where capital providers connect with developers, asset owners, and investors actively closing deals. Market shifts are unpacked in real time by those leading transactions today.
Whether you’re raising capital, seeking project finance, or acquiring assets, this is your chance to meet the right partners and move your business forward.
Get to Know the Numbers

Behind the Numbers: Hear how developers and financiers closed deals in Q1 2025 and where they are looking next

Capital Stack: From tax equity to debt to transferability, understand who’s active and on what terms

Capital Flow: Which funds, geographies, and project structures are attracting cautious but committed capital

Networking with Decision-Makers: Structured networking and deal rooms designed to connect you directly with investors, lenders, and project sponsors



Industry News
US policies to ‘cloud’ renewable project deployment and costs, batteries and solar to be hit hardest
US policies to ‘cloud’ renewable project deployment and costs, batteries and solar to be hit hardest
































