Renewable power production

Energy transition is perhaps best defined as a shift from a system dominated by finite (chiefly fossil-based) energy towards a system using a majority of renewable energy sources (wind, solar, hydrogen, etc.). To make the transition, traditional business models need to change to more flexible and digitalised operations. Also, other demands need to be met, in order to make the infrastructure suitable for transport of renewable power over longer distances, and consider storage options.

We support state-owned utility companies with fiscal policy, modelling exercises on the effect of energy taxes relating to renewable power production and consumption.

Our services

We support power producers with tax modelling for onshore and offshore wind projects
We provide advice on tax and legal frameworks relating to renewable energy power production
We advise on the tax and legal implications, such as contracting between renewable energy companies and consumers, on power purchasing agreements (PPAs) and tax aspects of partnerships (Transfer Pricing issues, etc.)
We advise companies on tax incentives and sustainable tax treatment of such incentives over the lifetime of e.g. solar PV projects, wind farms, etc.

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