2025 Agenda
If you are interested in speaking at the 12th edition of Solar & Storage Finance USA, get in touch with our dedicated team today.
If you are interested in speaking at the 12th edition of Solar & Storage Finance USA, get in touch with our dedicated team today.
As the U.S. solar and storage sectors approach the sunset of the ITC and PTC, stakeholders face a pivotal question: how do you build bankable, profitable projects in a market without federal incentives?
Europe already faced this cliff. Over the last decade, major markets such as Germany, Spain, Italy, and the UK have transitioned away from generous feed-in tariffs and direct subsidies. This forced developers, financiers, and asset owners to reimagine their business models. This session dives into what they did next.
This session is a practical guide for U.S. stakeholders preparing for a post-subsidy era. Hear how European players stayed competitive through capital innovation, efficiency gains, and new revenue streams, and how these strategies can translate to the American market.
How is the state of New York adapting its energy transition strategy considering the current administration’s retreat from renewable energy support? This session delves into New York’s evolving energy strategy and upcoming tenders, as New York state targets 70% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030 and a zero-emission electric grid by 2040.
If you are interested in sponsoring this networking break, please get in touch with the event’s sponsorship lead: Moreschi, Daniele
This session uncovers the truth behind the headlines. Are investors as bullish on solar and storage as they say, or have they continued to be more cautious than expected?
If you are interested in sponsoring this networking break, please get in touch with the event’s sponsorship lead: Moreschi, Daniele
This session kicks off with quick-fire presentations from capital providers, detailing the financing, investment, and acquisition opportunities they’re currently seeking in the U.S. market. A diverse range of capital providers will share their interests across different asset classes, transaction sizes, and power markets.
Following the presentations, capital providers will host roundtable discussions where delegates can engage directly with them, discuss potential business opportunities, and set up 1-2-1 meetings.
Whether you’re raising capital, seeking project finance, or looking to sell or acquire projects and portfolios, this session offers the perfect opportunity to network with active dealmakers in the U.S. solar and storage market.
As the day’s discussions end, unwind and indulge in an evening of relaxed networking at the 2025 Solar and Storage Finance Drinks Reception.
Whether you’re looking to deepen existing relationships or spark new collaborations, we invite you to mingle with peers, experts, and thought leaders in an informal and convivial environment in the heart of the Big Apple.
If you are interested in sponsoring the drinks reception, hosting an afterparty or a client dinner, please get in touch with the event’s sponsorship lead: Moreschi, Daniele (Daniele.Moreschi@informa.com)
If you are interested in sponsoring this networking break, please get in touch with the event’s sponsorship lead: Moreschi, Daniele
Where the federal government is ramping back its focus on the energy transition, there is opportunity for fill the gap in leadership to incentives further deployment of projects, grid build-out and green investment at the state and regional level.
10 networking roundtables will take place at the same time, each covering one of the ten electric markets and the corresponding states contained within them. This includes:
These are designed for capital providers, developers/IPPs and utilities to network with a regional focus around the opportunity landscape for financing, investment and deployment opportunities across the various markets in the US.
Each roundtable will be hosted by a collection of regional leaders that will provide market intelligence on the direction of travel on regulation, electricity market design, grid build-out, state-level policy and incentives and local business cases for deployment.
If you are interested in sponsoring this networking break, please get in touch with the event’s sponsorship lead: Moreschi, Daniele
Tax credit structures in solar and storage financing continue to evolve rapidly, introducing complex considerations for lenders and investors underwriting these transactions. This panel explores how lenders and capital providers are adapting underwriting processes to manage risks and refine deal structures for both solar and standalone storage assets.
As U.S. tariffs on solar and storage components continue to evolve, the financial landscape for new projects is shifting. This session will explore the real-world impact of these tariffs on both capital expenditures (CAPEX) and operational expenditures (OPEX) for solar and storage projects in the U.S.