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In our latest educational video, learn how the sale of easements, including those for renewable energy interests, can qualify as a real property interest under IRC Section 1031. Max Hansen, Managing Director, explains how Exchangers can reinvest proceeds from these sales into like-kind real estate, including rentals, commercial buildings, and more. https://lnkd.in/gJbq_nMb #Revolutionize1031

In the past year, Bernhard Capital Partners has announced over $3 billion in agreements to acquire natural gas distribution systems from significant utilities across the Gulf South and New Mexico. Our strategy of investing in critical services and infrastructure that enhance community resilience, combined with the divestiture of natural gas assets as part of the energy transition, has uniquely positioned our team to invest in energy assets that promote a cleaner, more sustainable future. Read more from Managing Director Julius Bedford in the November 2024 Institutional Real Estate Americas issue, where he discusses how BCP is opportunistically acquiring regulated natural gas assets to power community resilience.

Back of the van conversation with Cliff from Energy Wired on how the accuracy of SolarPlus has allowed him to grow his business by winning bigger commercial jobs 🏢 Join us for a webinar to see how SolarPlus handles the big stuff: https://lnkd.in/g5Wrrwxz

Frost Cochran, Managing Director at Post Oak Energy Capital, will be a key speaker at the Energy Capital Conference 2024. In the session "Buying in or Cashing Out? The State of Private Equity," Cochran and other industry leaders will explore the evolving landscape of private equity in the energy sector. The discussion will cover crucial topics including: • Current attractions for private investors and strategies for accessing capital • The journey from active investment to realized opportunities • How consolidation is impacting private equity funding • Reasons behind some firms' exit from traditional energy and others' return With stabilized oil prices, smarter production growth, and increasing demand, private equity funds are showing renewed interest in traditional energy. Simultaneously, energy transition opportunities are beginning to demonstrate meaningful margins. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry experts on the future of private equity in energy. Register now for the Energy Capital Conference 2024!https://lnkd.in/gw8fT_8f

We hope to see you tomorrow (12pm ET) for Carbon Solutions' webinar with Veronica Wilde!

Excellent article from MAN Energy Solutions download it here: https://lnkd.in/dQBVcjeX written by Matthew Hildebrand, Market Manager TURBAIR® Systems, MAN Energy Solutions - a must read 👍

Come watch Louisiana’s top energy innovators showcase their start-ups and compete for funding! Future Use of Energy in Louisiana

Fine I’ll tell you. Here’s what award-winning energy brokerages have figured out that you don’t: They can delegate value-add. This looks like: - using partnerships as leverage - adding more value than competition - staying focused on their main product - consistently using proof to win new biz The smartest groups are using our work in community solar to grow their business. The silly geese are those who try to do it all themselves & fall short of greatness. Stop wasting time. Start delegating value-add.

Deepening the relationship between distributor and contractor requires transparency and communication. Come join a live webinar with my friends Billd and StruktureOne where we talk about overcoming common pain points regarding supply and cashflow. See you!

Last week, TXOGA President Todd Staples participated on a panel at the Emerging Energy Conference in Port Arthur, where he highlighted the ways industry continues to innovate to responsibly produce oil and natural gas more efficiently while making us cleaner, stronger and better. "Consumers around the world are expecting a lower carbon emissions profile. "Our energy needs as well as our electricity needs are going to grow substantially in the coming years, and into the future. And so you can produce electricity more efficiently if you capture the carbon. And carbon capture and storage technology can capture about 90% of those emissions. "Not only do you have geologic formations, but you have roadways, you have ports, you have infrastructure, and pipelines, you have electricity, and energy. You have a skilled workforce, you have universities that are second to none. And you have a can do attitude." Read more: https://lnkd.in/dh9jzgs5