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The latest edition of Infralogic's Crossroads podcast features a discussion between Infralogic Senior Reporter Eugene Gilligan and Robert W. Poole Jr. of the Reason Foundation on the foundation's annual privatization report on transportation

Renewable energy developers can sell their tax credits to interested buyers, under Biden administration climate law. CRC-IB's Gary Durden joins Chuck Stanley on this week's Crossroads podcast, to talk about how that's changing the sector.

Tiger Infrastructure Founder and CEO Emil Henry joins Crossroads: The infrastructure podcast to share the thinking behind his firm's "growth infrastructure" investment strategy.

Nuveen's Don Dimitrievich discusses the challenges to the renewable energy sector and the continuing role of conventional power with Infralogic's Andrew Vitelli.

Gunther Glenk, a climate fellow at Harvard Business School discusses how projected declines in production costs for green hydrogen line up with the Biden Administration's 2030 targets, and what it means for hydrogen's potential role in decarbonizing the economy.

Baker McKenzie Partner José Antonio Morán joined Crossroads: The Infrastructure Podcast this week to discuss about the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), ESG issues and tax equity transactions.
Ahead of the US presidential elections in 2024, Morán speaks about whether there is any chance that the IRA could be repealed and about how the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is providing oversight on M&A deals in the power and renewables sectors.

“It would be very difficult to repeal IRA and there has been a lot of growth of renewables in red states so there are significant stakeholder interests in place,” Morán explains.
He said that the FERC has been asserting itself through its M&A oversight, providing a counterbalance to the explosive growth of the renewables market.

by Siddesh Mayenkar

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