This is an-person event, in SoHo, followed by a happy hour in the same building. You can join us remotely on zoom by registering here.

Since the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in 2022, US investment in clean energy has nearly doubled. Beyond promoting overall green investment, the IRA is bringing a new set of players to the table, by making it possible for non-profit and public sector developers to monetize tax credits, by supercharging the CDFI sector with the $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF), and by enabling state green banks and project developers alike to access extremely concessional financing from the Loan Programs Office (LPO).

The Center for Active Stewardship, the Center for Public Enterprise, and the Jain Family Institute are convening a panel discussion on what these shifts mean for the future of green finance in the US.

Join us for a conversation featuring perspectives from government, markets, and researchers. We'll discuss what the IRA means for state capacity at the ground level, and how it shapes the emerging landscape of public, private, and blended finance for clean energy projects.

Featuring:

• Advait Arun, Center for Public Enterprise
• Melanie Brusseler, Common Wealth
• Dave Burton, Norton Rose Fulbright
• Kerry O’Neill, Inclusive Prosperity Capital
• Stephen Boyd, Department of Energy Loan Programs Office