Andy Moon

The “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” and the implications for corporate taxpayers and the clean energy industry

This new draft tax bill provides short-term stability for clean energy through clearer 2025 tax credit guidance, but creates long-term uncertainty due to accelerated credit phase-outs, potential repeal of transferability, and complex FEOC restrictions.

Impact of the “Big, Beautiful Bill” on Clean Energy and Corporate Tax with Keith Martin

A discussion about the proposed impact on clean energy tax credits, transferability, and corporate tax liability. We also outline how the process will unfold as the "Big Beautiful Bill" winds its way through Congress.

The Road Ahead for Clean Energy Finance with Keith Martin and Jigar Shah

Reunion's Andy Moon hosts a wide-ranging conversation, covering an inside look at the current policy environment and market sentiment, and a big-picture discussion on what’s next.

Strong Demand for Clean Energy Tax Credits Continues Into 2025, New Report Finds

Reunion Survey Shows 85% of Corporate Tax Credit Buyers Plan to Maintain or Increase Purchases

A look back at 2024 from Reunion's co-founders

2024 was a breakout year for Reunion, and we have ambitious plans for 2025.

Reunion Facilitates Over $1.6 Billion in Clean Energy Tax Credit Transfers in 2024

Drawing on decades of clean energy financing experience, Reunion has transacted across a range of transferable tax credits – §48 ITCs, §45 PTCs, §45X AMPCs, and §30C alternative fuel infrastructure credits – and technologies.

Reunion and CAC Specialty to host webinar on Thursday, September 5th for tax credit buyers

Jordan Tamchin, Executive Vice President and leader of the Tax Insurance Practice at CAC Specialty, joins our Q3 buyer office hours on Thursday, September 5th at 2:00pm ET.

Reunion collaborates with Summit Ridge Energy on $40M ITC credit transfer from community solar portfolio

Reunion announced today that it has collaborated with Summit Ridge Energy, the leading commercial solar company in the United States, to sell approximately $40 million of transferable tax credits from a portfolio of community solar projects in Virginia.