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Now in its 19th year, the Deloitte Renewable Energy Seminar brings together corporate leaders to explore what’s next in renewable energy. Join us for fresh perspectives on energy finance, operations, and emerging technologies. We’ll also explore how renewables, along with other energy resources, can help strengthen business resilience and unlock new opportunities for growth.
Over two-and-a-half days, the seminar provides opportunities to network, earn CPE credit, and explore energy strategies with industry executives and innovators.
Our programming can help you gain insights relevant to you and your business. You’ll explore the biggest trends impacting the renewable energy landscape, from adapting to policy shifts and diversifying sourcing to the challenges of increased electricity demand and grid modernization.
Register today and discover how to power what’s next.
Located in the heart of Phoenix, the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown serves as the venue for this year’s seminar. Learn more
Are you seeking to learn more about the business, tax, and accounting issues affecting companies operating, investing, or interested in renewable energy? Whether you’re an executive, board member, investor, developer, industry analyst, sustainability leader, or entrepreneur, the conference is meant to offer valuable educational and networking opportunities.
At the same time, energy issues are likely to go far beyond renewable energy companies and utilities. If you’re looking for ways to help chart your company’s path in the evolving energy landscape, this is a conference for you.
Leaders across all corporate functions who are looking for insights into the energy transition are invited and welcome to attend.
This seminar is open to clients and potential clients of Deloitte. This is not a trade show or exhibit. Sponsorships are not requested. Any unauthorized or unsolicited advertising or distribution of marketing materials to attendees is prohibited at the event.
*The organizers seek to comply with applicable federal executive branch gift rules, as well as state and local gift rules. It is recommended that government personnel consult with their appropriate ethics official on whether acceptance is permissible. Whether you have questions; you are required by applicable federal, state, and/or local rules to pay all or any part of the costs of attending this event; or you would prefer to pay for this event (even if not required to do so), please contact Kimberly Buchanan.
Registration fee
$1850 ($1450 for seminar for government and nonprofit employees*)
The registration fee includes all seminar materials and meals according to the schedule above.
Group discount
If your company registers 10 or more attendees, you will receive a refund of 10% of the registration fee after the seminar.
Forms of payment
The registration fee is payable by credit card (American Express, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa).
Cancellation
Registration fees are nonrefundable. Substitutions may be made at any time directly on the registration site.
Sheraton Phoenix Downtown
Phoenix, AZ
Check-in time: 4:00 p.m. or later
Check-out time: 11:00 a.m. or earlier
Room rate: $279, plus tax per night per room
PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE HOTEL DIRECTLY. Deloitte’s Meeting and Event Services will manage all reservations based on your online registration. Hotel confirmation numbers will not be provided. Upon checking in, you will be asked to provide the credit card you wish to use to pay for your room and any incidentals.
For questions about accommodations, please contact Deloitte Meeting and Event Services.
Ground transportation: Sheraton Phoenix Downtown is located about 3.8 miles from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX). The hotel does not provide shuttle service.
Transportation from Phoenix Sky Harbor International to and from the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown is available via the PHX Sky Train®, an automated train that transports travelers between Valley Metro Rail at 44th and Washington streets and the airport terminals. Trains arrive and depart every 3–5 minutes and operate 24 hours a day.
Transportation is also available via rideshare (approximately $20–$35 one way).
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As the renewable energy industry accelerates toward the future, there are many substantial obstacles and promising catalysts in its way. Deloitte’s Renewable Energy Seminar explores the specific business, tax, accounting, and technology issues facing the companies that are operating, expanding, and investing in the renewable energy sector.
Upon completion, learners will be able to define, discuss and explore the following:
● Accounting and reporting: What’s new?
● Tax hot topics: New guidance, case law, and common issues
● Powering up and locking down: Cyber protection for clean energy infrastructure
● Tax equity accounting: Annual update
● Fundamentals meets function: An energy market update
● Foreign entity of concern (FEOC) prohibited foreign entity (PFE) restrictions
● Load management: AI, digital infrastructure, and the new demand reality for developers, utilities, investors, and large-load customers
● Federal policy: How it may shape what’s next
● Splitting the atom: Nuclear’s role in powering the future
● Power, platforms, and partnerships: Building new digital infrastructure
● Beyond the buy: Creating value through clean energy M&A
● Complex accounting and structuring topics for renewable energy companies in today’s landscape
● Going public in the energy transition: Market updates, lessons learned, and the road to IPO
● Artificial intelligence (AI): Tax department opportunities, risks, and use case examples
● Keeping the lights on, keeping the bills down: The new energy equation
● Tax equity structures: Advanced accounting and practical applications
● From data room to value creation: Lessons from financial, tax, and operational due diligence in renewable energy M&A
● Clean fuel and carbon capture tax credits: Sections 48, 45Z, and 45Q hot topics and monetization strategies
● Infrastructure investments and the need for power
● Beginning of construction, continuity, and placed-in-service date
● Mitigating construction risk with AI
● Scaling for growth: Technology and AI in renewable energy
● Capital at the crossroads: Reshaping deal structures
● Market update: Structuring, project finance, and transferability
● Navigating safe harbor methods for dfomestic content bonus credit and material assistance from prohibited foreign entity (PFE)
● Leveraging technology to maximize ROI across both fiscal and physical asset management
● Asset repowering: Potential opportunities and pitfalls in the 80/20 rule
● Built to comply: Navigating prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon in the era of federal energy financing
● Close with confidence: AI for accounting, tax, controls, and reporting in capital-intensive businesses
CPE credit is only awarded for participation in the live program, and not a recording of the presentation.
Disclaimer: Technological difficulties and/or user errors renders an offering or an individual ineligible for CPE credit.
CPE certificates for eligible attendees are emailed 4-6 weeks following the conclusion of the event.
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