Our Energy Technology and Renewables practice meets the needs of companies, investors and lenders in every stage of development. Our goal is to help you succeed, whether your company develops, manufactures, commercializes, or markets advanced or renewable energy technologies or if you develop projects using these resources. For governmental agencies and academic institutions addressing clean energy challenges or policies, we provide targeted counsel in all key strategic areas.
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Foley Hoag Client Advanced Electron Beams Closes Series C Financing
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- Massachusetts May Pick Up the PACE [Read More]
- Supreme Court Decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission Changes the Landscape for Corporate Funding of Election Communications [Read More]
- EEC Perspectives - February 2010 [Read More]
- Massachusetts Makes Energy Efficiency “First Fuel”; 3-Year Utility Plans Approved by DPU [Read More]
- Securities and Exchange Commission Publishes Its Interpretive Release on Climate Change Related Disclosures [Read More]
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CleanTech: Green-based Energy and Sustainability [Read More] |
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Soltage, Inc.
One of the leading companies in the fast-emerging “solar PPA provider” space, Soltage was formed in 2006 to develop, finance, own and operate solar photovoltaic projects on customer sites throughout the U.S., including commercial and industrial, municipal and commercial real estate properties as well as at traditional utility companies. The customers are not required to provide any of the capital required to build the projects, but merely need to allow the system to be built and maintained on their property and commit to purchasing the power generated by the project on a long-term basis. Soltage is capable of supplying a significant portion of long-term energy needed by its clients at below-retail costs. Foley Hoag has been serving as general and project counsel to Soltage since its incorporation and handles its financings, general corporate work and project finance and development work. [Read More]
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Boston Community Capital (BCC)
BCC is an interesting community development corporation designed to create and preserve healthy communities for lower income families. In 2007, BCC received a $5mm grant from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative to implement solar energy projects on affordable housing units in the Commonwealth. With this grant, BCC created the Energy Advantage Program, which in addition to solar PV is also developing projects to implement solar thermal, energy efficient and combined heat and power projects on low income units. Foley Hoag has been serving as general counsel to the Energy Advantage Program, and has also been involved in efforts to develop program strategy. [Read More]