Build transfer agreements: Technical risk management for utilities

The State of the Industry Webinar, a quarterly series produced in partnership between ACORE and Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), offers the latest intelligence and analysis on renewable energy markets, finance and policy. The webinar will feature a quarterly market update and a discussion of key issues in financing U.S. offshore wind development. Offshore wind projects could be a major element in the growth of U.S. renewable energy over the next decade, yet significant questions remain about the financing of these large, capital-intensive projects.

Community Solar Gardens can be an excellent opportunity for cities, counties, and other local governments to get involved in solar energy and engage community members.

Survey the three most important sources of renewable energy: hydropower, wind power, and solar power. Look at the inner workings of hydroelectric dams, wind turbines, solar-thermal power stations, and photovoltaic arrays to see how each takes a renewable energy source and converts it into electricity. By the end of this course the student will survey the three most important sources of renewable energy: hydropower, wind power, and solar power. Look at the inner workings of hydroelectric dams, wind turbines, solar-thermal power stations, and photovoltaic arrays to see how each takes a renewable energy source and converts it into electricity.

This is an updated version of the first ASES webinar, Selling Commercial Solar, featuring a revised live Q&A with Stanley Fishbein after the introduction and presentation. The webinar will be hosted by Stanley Fishbein of CleanView Capital, LLC. In this one-hour session, Mr. Fishbein will cover basic selling principles that apply to all product sales, discuss how to beat the competition and increase your solar sales, and how C&I customers obtain more value from solar when using a “traditional” operating lease versus a power purchase agreement or loan.