In 2024, the U.S. clean energy sector experienced an impressive $25 billion in tax credit transfers, with Reunion managing $3.5 billion of those transactions. Around 85% of buyers are expected to maintain or increase their credit purchases in 2025, driven by factors such as pricing, payment terms, and credit types. More than 60% of buyers prefer working with investment-grade sellers to minimize risks. Reunion recommends securing credits early to avoid competition and suggests that smaller, more complex portfolios may offer better pricing and higher returns.
Buyers are showing increased confidence in the market’s stability, which is attracting more interest from corporate investors and financial institutions. This shift reflects broader confidence in clean energy investments as a stable and profitable long-term strategy. The growing market demand highlights the importance of strategic timing and careful selection of tax credit portfolios to maximize returns and minimize risks. Reunion’s report emphasizes that buyers who act early and target diverse credit types are more likely to benefit from favorable pricing and terms.
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