Alfred Johnson

CEO Alfred Johnson of Crux Climate discusses how the Inflation Reduction Act has created a market for selling clean energy tax credits, driving billions in new investments. Topics include challenges faced by businesses, the evolution of tax credit pricing, IRS guidance, and the impact on renewable energy projects and corporate tax burdens.

Alfred Johnson, CEO of Crux—an innovative capital markets platform—dives into the booming market of transferable tax credits for renewable energy. He discusses how these credits have created a staggering $52 billion market, facilitating financing for projects that previously faced hurdles. Johnson and analyst Sylvia Leyva Martinez analyze the evolution of tax incentives, the impact of legislation on investment strategies, and how developers can adapt to navigating regulatory shifts while maximizing opportunities in clean energy finance.

Join Alfred Johnson, CEO of Crux, Stephanie Deterding, managing director at Crux, and Timmi Kloster from US Bank Corp as they dive into the booming transferable clean energy tax credit market. They explore how recent policy changes have tripled market size and diversified options beyond wind and solar. The trio reveals surprising trends, including the swift influx of investors and the rise of hybrid transactions and tax insurance. Discover how infrastructure development is driven by increasing energy demands and what this means for the future of clean energy finance.