Back-Leverage Financing for Renewable Energy Projects: Key Considerations for Energy Counsel, Lenders, and Tax Equity Investors

Ms. Abou-Chedid's practice focuses on the representation of public and private entities in domestic and international project finance and energy projects.

Mr. Burton advises clients on a wide range of U.S. tax matters, with a particular emphasis on project finance and energy transactions. In addition, he also advises clients on tax matters regarding the formation and structuring of domestic and offshore investment funds. He has extensive experience structuring tax-driven vehicles, such as sale-leasebacks, flip partnerships, inverted leases and other structures, for the acquisition and financing of renewable energy assets.

Mr. Schulwolf is a partner in Shipman's Business and Corporate Practice Group.  He focuses his practice on advising clients in financing, investment, acquisition, and restructuring transactions.  In the Finance sector, Mr. Schulwolf regularly represents financial institutions including banks, mezzanine funds, and other institutional investors in structuring, documenting, and closing complex senior and mezzanine financings, including mezzanine financings with equity co-investments.  He regularly represents lenders in connection with acquisition financings, financing of alternative energy projects (including wind, solar, and fuel cell projects), asset-based loans, cash flow loans, and syndicated credit facilities and he also represents Shipman's corporate clients and private equity portfolio companies in their financing transactions.