Expert Insights: post-guidance look at federal energy tax credits
The U.S. Congress passed HR1, and President Trump signed it into law on July 4, which includes significant changes to American energy policy. In late August, the Treasury Department released its guidance in response to HR1. The new law will have major implications for clean energy businesses in Minnesota and beyond as soon as quarter four of 2025.
Join us 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, September 25, 2025, for a members-only webinar featuring Jeremy Kalin and David Kaplan of CEEM-member Avisen Legal. Kalin will walk through the changes to the federal energy tax credits, highlight the key differences between current and potential federal energy policy, and share his insights on what businesses should be aware of moving forward.
There will be ample opportunity for participants to ask Kalin and Kaplan questions.
Please note that this is a member’s only event.
Speaker
Jeremy Kalin
Jeremy Kalin is a clean energy finance attorney and advisor at Avisen Legal in Minneapolis, where he co-leads Avisen’s Impact Counsel practice and leads the firm’s solar practice.
Over his two decades in the clean energy industry, Jeremy has facilitated more than $600 Million in energy efficiency and solar projects in underserved markets, and helped build at least four new billion-dollar financing tools. Jeremy served two terms in the Minnesota House of Representatives and served as the state legislative liaison for the White House climate and clean energy team. He has advised Secretaries of Energy under Democratic and Republican administrations, and serves as a Senior Advisor to the National Caucus of Environmental Legislators, Rocky Mountain Institute and the Pearl Street Station Finance Lab. Jeremy has a J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in ceramics from the University of Minnesota.
David Kaplan
With over two decades of experience at the intersection of transactional tax and corporate law, David advises founders, early-stage ventures, and growing businesses on how to scale, fund, and structure with confidence. His background includes complex M&A, cross-border structuring, venture financing, and the kind of hands-on counsel that startups and technology companies need to navigate rapid growth.