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Key issues and topics affecting renewable energy today
The renewable sector is constantly evolving. The insights below will provide a vision for the future, insights into trends and addresses where there is room for growth in the industry across a variety of topics and business issues.
The Future of Renewables
As the demand for clean, sustainable energy grows, cities and towns nationwide are leveraging renewable energy through programs like community solar. CohnReznick and CohnReznick Capital experts discuss this and other innovative trends shaping the future of renewable energy.
Inclusion in Energy
CohnReznick and CohnReznick Capital address inclusion in the energy space: What is working well and what is left to be done?
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InsightAccounting primer for C&I renewable energy buyersMost commercial and industrial buyers of renewable energy use a contract structure known as a virtual Power Purchase Agreement (“vPPA”), which exposes them to significant financial volatility, driven by commodity prices, project performance, and the weather.