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The DOE Loan Guarantee Program has been sliced, diced, and analyzed repeatedly, but a new element, the pending Jobs Bill could change all that.
John Herrick, the lead for Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, who, as a project transactional counsel, advises the DOE on every aspect of its loan guarantee program, presents this webinar. Due to his 15 years as Chief Counsel at the DOE’s Golden office, Mr. Herrick was also instrumental in implementing the current DOE loan guarantee program under the Energy policy Act of 2005
At the heart of this presentation is an in-depth discussion about the pending Jobs Bill, which is likely to make very significant changes to the Loan Guarantee Program. Come join John and co-presenter, Warren Belmar, former Deputy General Counsel for Energy Policy of the U.S. Department of Energy, as they examine and explain the key changes that are likely to take place due to both the Jobs Bill and the upcoming DOE budget.
Who Should Attend - Attorneys
- City, State, and Federal officials investigating renewable energy
- Directors of renewable development
- Environmental and technical consultants
- Finance and investment professionals
- Investors involved in repowering with renewable energy
- NGO's and green advocacy groups looking to foster renewable adoption
- Siting and permitting officials and attorneys
- Utility executives with renewable energy responsibilities
- Utility CFO's and financial strategists
Learning Outcomes - Analyze and distinguish how the components of the pending 2010 Jobs Bill and the 2011 DOE budget will impact and change the Loan Guarantee Program
- Examine and appraise sections 1703 and 1705 and construct the optimal strategies unique to each
Requirements for Successful Completion of Program Participants must be logged in to the web conference for its entirety to receive continuing education credit. Instructional Methods Web based PowerPoint presentation and on-line interactive question/answer session. Continuing Education Credits: EUCI is authorized by IACET to offer up to 0.1 CEUs for this program.
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