US power: New offtake opportunities - and new risks

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Power, Renewables

Region:

Americas

Tom Nelthorpe

The US power power finance market sees changes in debt terms and new enhancement products, but challenging offtake risks. Proximo hosts US project finance banker Jonathan Yellen and Berkeley Research Group's Michael Whalen.

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Guests:

Jonathan Yellen

Michael Whalen, Berkeley Research Group

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