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Solar & Storage Finance USA Summit

Where Active Capital Meets Advancing Projects
2026-09-15 ~ 2026-09-16 , Anaheim

Despite policy headwinds from Washington, solar and storage accounted for 82% of all new power added to the grid in the first half of 2025 (SEIA/Wood Mackenzie). Yet with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (HR1) and new federal actions threatening to cut deployment by up to 55 GW through 2030, the strategies that delivered record growth in 2024 are no longer enough in today’s operating environment. Solar & Storage Finance USA comes at an opportune time for the investment, debt and development stakeholders to come together to share practical tips for the new operating environment. The agenda is packed with sessions that are designed to help the industry move forward and capitalize on the opportunity that still exists in the market when power demand is only forecast to go up.
 

Meanwhile, PV Tech reporting shows the U.S. solar manufacturing base is expanding at record pace, adding 8.7GW of new module capacity this year alone. Supply chains are re-shaping, storage co-location is accelerating and innovative financing structures are opening access to billions in tax credit monetisation.

Capital is still flowing at scale. According to Crux, the U.S. is on track to reach US$55–60 billion in clean energy tax credit monetisation in 2025, up from US$52 billion in 2024. Solar PV represented the largest share, accounting for over 34% of all credits in the first half of 2025, while solar-plus-storage credits surged to 20%, more than doubling their share from last year. This shift shows how rapidly the market is evolving: transferable tax credits have grown more than twofold year-on-year, creating a far more liquid and integrated marketplace for developers and investors. Sponsors are also increasingly turning to production tax credits (PTCs) for high-output utility-scale projects, broadening the financing pathways available.
 

For developers, this means more options to raise capital and structure deals. For investors, it means new ways to deploy capital across the stack — from tax equity to debt to preferred equity. For everyone at Solar & Storage Finance USA 2025, it means the chance to understand how to seize this $60 billion opportunity while others are still navigating the learning curve.