Green Hydrogen projects in the United States are likely to rely on equity while also leaning heavily on government support mechanisms, such as those in the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

IRA subsidies and IIJA grants notwithstanding, a robust future for your company means you still need to make your renewable hydrogen project bankable from the debt financing perspective by understanding and properly managing risks.

The appetite for zero-carbon hydrogen is high right now, and your company needs to take advantage of this opportunity to develop a structure with a sound base case for economic viability.

Join us and let our panel of expert transaction advisors guide you to getting a firm grip on risk, as we explore in detail:

• Understand how to make your renewable H2 project bankable by mitigating technology, feedstock and revenue risks
• Find out how leading renewable H2 companies design their projects to enhance their bankability so you can apply their lessons learned to make your project more attractive to financiers
• Learn more about typical pitfalls in renewable H2 financing and how you could avoid them to get your project up and running without delays