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Why Biden s Infrastructure Plan Shouldn t Use Tax Credits to Encourage Clean Energy

Why Is Wall Street Profiting From Clean Energy Tax Credits? Tax credits don’t give people money for solar panels and wind turbines up front. That’s where investors come in. GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP/Getty Images An early example of a wind farm, in 2006 Since they were first introduced in the 1970s, tax credits for renewables have helped scale up and dramatically reduce the cost of clean power in the United States. But in recent years they have also created opportunities for a small handful of major investment banks to skim billions off the top, extracting lavish fees and control over clean energy projects as part of deals shrouded in secrecy. Public power providers who serve nearly a third of retail electricity customers have trouble accessing clean energy tax credits at all. 

Red Stone Equity Partners Closes $207-million LIHTC Investment Fund, Largest in Company History

Share this article NEW YORK, May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/   Red Stone Equity Partners LLC ( Red Stone Equity or the Company ), a privately-owned real estate finance and investment company specializing in affordable multifamily residential funds and financings, announced the closing of Red Stone Equity – Fund 84 Limited Partnership ( Fund 84 ), a $207-million multi-investor Low Income Housing Tax Credit ( LIHTC ) investment fund.  Fund 84 is the 18 th and largest Red Stone Equity multi-investor fund offering to close since the Company s inception and includes investments from 12 different institutional investors, 11 of which are repeat Red Stone Equity investors and one of which is a first-time Red Stone Equity investor.  Fund 84 s proceeds will be used, along with other project-level financing sources, to finance the construction and/or rehabilitation more than 1,600 units of affordable rental housing contained within 23 properties located in 11 different states.  With th

Indigo Block nears finish line

Developers set sights on August The Indigo Block, a linchpin re-development project along the Fairmount Line in Uphams Corner, will be completed this summer, according to the Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation, which has been leading the effort to revitalize the site for much of the last decade. Construction on the estimated $50 million project along East Cottage Street began in earnest in December 2019, but was interrupted by the Covid-19 construction moratorium. Work resumed last May and it’s estimated it will be completed this August. The project includes a mix of 80 residential units – 44 of them designated affordable – along with roughly 20,000 square feet of industrial commercial space. The main building features a connection to the Uphams Corner MBTA train platform to promote the use of public transportation and an accessible playground for wider community use. The Block plans to limit the environmental impact of traffic at its commercial area by cater

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