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Milbank LLP Global Project, Energy & Infrastructure partner John Dewar's recent Lexis PSL article provides a current snapshot of the project financing of renewable energy and clean power worldwide.
Mr. Dewar's article is supported by additional content that offers a detailed review of crucial renewable energy sectors, such as geothermal power generation, onshore/offshore wind, solar, hydropower, biomass/biofuel, and tidal and wave energy. The Lexis PSL guide also provides contextual background and addresses legal and regulatory issues pertinent to renewable energy and clean power; government and private participants in each renewable energy sector; frameworks for developing, financing and operating renewable energy; government incentives; utility-scale renewable projects; distributed generation; energy storage; foreign investment; and drivers of change in the renewable energy markets and anticipated legislative proposals.
Mr. Dewar is a renowned global energy and infrastructure lawyer with a reputation for advising on innovative, "market-first" transactions around the world.
Read Mr. Dewar's overview of the project financing of renewable energy projects. (Lexis PSL account required.)
Additional Lexis PSL content provides overviews of geothermal power generation; onshore wind; offshore wind; solar; hydropower; biomass/biofuel; and tidal and wave energy.
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