Navigating Section 45Q Tax Credits: Market Dynamics and Policy Outlook
Keith Martin is a tax lawyer in the Washington office of Norton Rose Fulbright, where he has helped lead the project finance group for over 25 years, driving more than $300 billion in financings.
Advising over 200 companies annually on major transactions, he also lobbies the U.S. Treasury and Congress on key policy issues. A former Senate counsel and legislative assistant, Martin holds the sole “star” ranking among U.S. renewable energy lawyers in the prestigious Chambers directory.
Navigating Section 45Q Tax Credits: Market Dynamics and Policy Outlook
A practitioner’s read on where the Section 45Q market actually clears — how much tax equity appetite there is for carbon capture, what transferability is pricing at, what insurance is costing, and which moves in Washington could reset the credit.
- Analyzing market receptivity and structuring hurdles for tax equity investments in carbon capture projects
- Evaluating tax credit transferability pricing trends and insurance coverage premiums across current deals
- Assessing potential legislative shifts and policy updates in Washington impacting future federal tax incentives










