Wind and Solar Energy Projects: Structuring EPC Agreements
Unique Issues in Wind and Solar PV Construction Contracts, Including Guarantees and Warranties
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE video webinar with Q&A
This CLE webinar will provide guidance to counsel involved in developing and financing utility-scale wind and solar PV renewable energy projects, with a particular focus on the underlying engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) agreements. The panel will discuss market factors and will outline the essential terms and options to address in EPC agreements.
Outline
- Utility-scale wind and solar PV recent developments
- Contract structure issues and issues unique to wind and solar PV
- Construction options
- EPC guarantees/warranties
- Key issues from the lender's perspective
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The panel will review these and other key issues:
- What are the critical provisions of EPCs for developers, lenders, and vendors?
- What strategies should be used to structure the agreements to appropriately allocate risk?
- How can the parties and their counsel allocate risks and benefits in the long-term contract?
Faculty
Jamie Jackson Hansen
Attorney
Holland & Knight
Ms. Hansen is a Denver transactional attorney who focuses her practice on energy and infrastructure project... | Read More
Ms. Hansen is a Denver transactional attorney who focuses her practice on energy and infrastructure project development, corporate and energy transactions, and securities law matters. Ms. Hansen counsels clients on energy project transactional and regulatory issues, as well as securities law compliance, corporate governance matters, and general corporate matters.
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Stephen J. Humes
Partner
Holland & Knight
Mr. Humes concentrates his practice in environmental, energy, public utility and infrastructure law. He advises clients... | Read More
Mr. Humes concentrates his practice in environmental, energy, public utility and infrastructure law. He advises clients on energy regulatory, renewable energy project development, and environmental issues, including those associated with power plant, solar photovoltaics, cogeneration, telecommunications towers and other utility facility siting matters. Mr. Humes is a frequent speaker on climate change, renewable energy, distributed generation, and clean energy project development and finance issues.
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