Global | Publication | October 23, 2018
Howard Seife was featured in a recent “Currents” podcast speaking on what happens when a power purchaser files for bankruptcy, using the recent Chapter 11 filing by First Energy Solutions as a case study. As more power projects are financed based on projected cash flows from corporate PPAs, Mr. Seife discussed the credit risks IPPs may be presented with by a potential bankruptcy of their counterparty.
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