Marsh to Enable More US Clean Energy Investments With Innovative Insurance Solution
Marsh, the world's leading insurance broker and risk advisor and a business of
As part of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 -- which provided a host of new tax incentives to encourage renewable energy project development -- developers can now transfer future tax credits to investors without the need to take an equity stake in the project. By transferring their tax credits, developers benefit by generating cash to fuel early-stage project development, while buyers, typically financial institutions, have future credits to offset their federal taxes.
Project lenders, however, have typically required prospective tax credit or tax equity investors to meet the strict financial strength criteria of investment grade. While these options have provided developers access to high-quality capital, they have left out a larger pool of investors that don't have the requisite credit ratings required by lenders.
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"The transferability of tax credits plays an essential role in the growth of the renewable energy market by offsetting the high upfront costs of constructing solar, wind, and other projects," said
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