Explore how changing tax incentives, growing power demand and evolving financing structures affect which solar, wind and storage projects move forward.
March 14–17, 2027Four Days · Dual Tracks Monday & TuesdayPhoenix, AZ
Agenda at a Glance
Four days focused on renewable energy dealmaking.
2027 ProgramSession titles, times and formats are subject to change.
Day 01 · Pre-Summit2:00 PM–7:10 PM
Sunday, March 14
The pre-summit examines the policy, economic and demand shifts shaping renewable energy, followed by the welcome reception.
PlenaryPanel Discussion: How Today's Policy & Economy Affect LCOE & the Markets
PlenarySolar + Wind Market Snapshot 1
PlenaryWelcome Remarks by the Reception Sponsor
PlenaryPanel Discussion: The Data Center Push: Examining Strategies to Keep Pace with Large Load Demand
Welcome Reception
Plenary + Concurrent Sessions
Day 028:00 AM–6:45 PM
Monday, March 15
Plenary discussions on solar, storage and wind lead into concurrent sessions on power markets, equity, lending and development, followed by a networking reception.
Registration and Networking Breakfast
PlenaryWelcome Remarks by Infocast
PlenaryOpening Remarks by the Summit Chair
PlenaryPanel Discussion: State of the Solar Industry & the Road Ahead
PlenaryPresentation: Renewables Power Market Overview
Networking Break
PlenarySolar + Wind Market Snapshot 2
PlenaryWelcome Remarks by our Luncheon Sponsor
PlenaryPanel Discussion: State of the Storage Market & the Road Ahead
Group Luncheon
PlenaryPanel Discussion: State of the Wind Industry & the Road Ahead
Concurrent SessionFireside Chat
Concurrent SessionFireside Chat
Concurrent SessionPanel Discussion: Power Markets & Power Pricing
Concurrent SessionPanel Discussion: Sponsor Equity Outlook: Where is M&A & Deal Activity Headed in the Renewables & Power Sector?
Networking Break
Concurrent SessionFireside Chat
Concurrent SessionFireside Chat
Concurrent SessionWelcome Remarks by our Reception Sponsor
Concurrent SessionWelcome Remarks by our Reception Sponsor
Concurrent SessionPanel Discussion: Lender Perspectives for 2027 & Beyond
Concurrent SessionPanel Discussion: New Trends & Challenges in Development
Networking Reception
Plenary + Concurrent Sessions
Day 038:00 AM–6:45 PM
Tuesday, March 16
A plenary on tax equity leads into concurrent sessions on financing structures, development capital, asset performance, offtake and procurement, followed by a networking reception.
Understand what gets built—and how it gets financed.
Across four days, including plenary discussions and concurrent sessions on Monday and Tuesday, explore these interconnected themes shaping renewable energy development, financing and investment.
Market Outlook & Power Demand
Examine the outlook for solar, wind and storage, how data centers and other large loads are changing electricity demand, and what evolving power prices and offtake structures mean for project economics.
Project Development & Execution
Explore the interconnection constraints, long development timelines, equipment procurement decisions and domestic manufacturing requirements affecting which projects can move forward.
Capital & Financing Structures
Compare debt, tax equity, transferable credits, preferred equity and development capital. Examine how financing structures are evolving for clean energy and storage, and how capital needs are changing in the post-subsidy era.
Transactions & Investment Risk
Understand how buyers, sellers and capital providers are assessing M&A opportunities, asset valuations and operating performance, alongside the diligence, compliance and risk allocation requirements shaping transactions.
Interested in Speaking?
Share your expertise with the industry.
For speaking opportunities at Solar + Wind Finance & Investment Summit 2027, contact Robert De Santiago, Manager of Production & Sponsorship Operations.
Get in the room where renewable energy deals move forward.
Join Solar + Wind Finance & Investment Summit 2027 for four days of market intelligence, dealmaking and networking with senior developers, investors, lenders, tax equity providers, offtakers and other renewable energy leaders.