Reunion Facilitates Over $1.6 Billion in Clean Energy Tax Credit Transfers in 2024

Drawing on decades of clean energy financing experience, Reunion has transacted across a range of transferable tax credits – §48 ITCs, §45 PTCs, §45X AMPCs, and §30C alternative fuel infrastructure credits – and technologies.

Reunion and CAC Specialty to host webinar on Thursday, September 5th for tax credit buyers

Jordan Tamchin, Executive Vice President and leader of the Tax Insurance Practice at CAC Specialty, joins our Q3 buyer office hours on Thursday, September 5th at 2:00pm ET.

Reunion collaborates with Summit Ridge Energy on $40M ITC credit transfer from community solar portfolio

Reunion announced today that it has collaborated with Summit Ridge Energy, the leading commercial solar company in the United States, to sell approximately $40 million of transferable tax credits from a portfolio of community solar projects in Virginia.

Unlocking the Economic Benefits of Tax Credits Before Cash Payment

Corporate taxpayers can buy tax credits in a way that preserves the timing of existing tax-related cashflows, or even improves corporate cash availability relative to the status quo.

Webinar Recording: Navigating the Tax Credit Transfer Process for Corporate Taxpayers

Please join Reunion's CEO, Andy Moon, and President, Billy Lee, for an interactive webinar for corporate taxpayers who are considering purchasing IRA tax credits in 2024. The 60-minute session will prepare tax and treasury teams to efficiently pursue a transferable tax credit transaction.

Practical Law - Buying and Selling Clean Energy Tax Credits

Examining key issues and risk mitigation strategies for buyers in the market for clean energy tax credits.

Innovative Deals, Career Openings, and $4B in Tax Credits

Reunion's CEO shares several updates — from a first-of-its-kind tax credit transfer, to news of our marketplace crossing $4 billion in tax credit opportunities.

What Should Corporations Expect to Pay for IRA Tax Credits?

In 2023, IRA tax credits traded in fairly narrow pricing bands defined by risk and scale. Reunion believes risk and scale will continue to drive pricing in 2024, though pricing bands will widen