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Date:
Location: Fredrikson
Hosted By: Fredrikson's Renewable Energy Group
Questions: events@fredlaw.com

Overview

Fredrikson’s Renewable Energy Group was proud to sponsor, host and participate in the Ninth Annual Conference on Legal and Business Development for Renewable Energy in the Midwest, presented by Law Seminars International (LSI).

Daniel A. Yarano, Fredrikson’s Energy Group Co-Chair, is the Program Co-Chair for the Conference and presented the Introduction and Overview to kick off the event. Fredrikson’s Erik E. Malinowski presented during the “Deal Making Workshop: Essential Project Development Contracts and the Challenge of Making Them Work in Harmony” on Wednesday, October 4, at 1:30 p.m.

About the Conference

The conference included:

  • The big picture: special addresses on state policy priorities and business pros and cons for greater utility reliance on renewables
  • Changes in the federal backdrop for development of renewable energy resources in the Midwest
  • Demand drivers for new renewable resources in the Midwest and the current policy responses
  • The Sustainable Communities Movement as an emerging driver for renewables development
  • Development trends for solar gardens and other forms of community solar
  • New developments in regional transmission and coordination of markets
  • Permitting strategies and policies for energy facilities
  • Energy infrastructure development on Tribal lands: Lessons from Dakota Access Pipeline
  • The devil in the detail: essential project development contracts and the challenge of making them work in harmony

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