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Navigating the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” FEOC Rules: Key Impacts for Developers & Investors

Navigating the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” FEOC Rules: Key Impacts for Developers & Investors

Overview


Join McDermott energy partners Phil Tingle and Heather Cooper for a timely discussion on how the Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) provisions under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) are reshaping renewable energy development and financing.

This session will unpack how FEOC rules intersect with key clean-energy tax credits—including 45X, 45Y, and 48E—and what sponsors, investors, and lenders must do now to stay compliant and protect credit eligibility.

During this 30-minute webinar, our speakers will discuss:

  • What qualifies as a “Foreign Entity of Concern” and how ownership and control tests apply
  • How FEOC restrictions interact with Inflation Reduction Act incentives for solar, wind, and storage projects
  • Practical diligence and documentation strategies to manage “material assistance” and recapture risk
  • Timing considerations — how “beginning of construction” dates affect exposure under the new framework
  • What guidance is still pending from Treasury and how to prepare for evolving enforcement

Designed for developers and investors navigating the rapidly changing clean-energy landscape, this webinar offers actionable insights to help you structure projects and transactions in compliance with the new FEOC rules.

Registration Information

Thursday, December 4, 2025
12:00 – 12:30 pm (EST)

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