In 2026, energy is no longer evaluated as a readily available, low-cost input or a purely environmental choice. It is being priced as constrained, strategic infrastructure that’s exposed to grid bottlenecks, AI-driven demand, geopolitical supply-chain risk, and rapidly evolving federal priorities directly influencing Washington-sponsored incentives.
For investors, developers, and advisors, the core question is no longer how clean an asset is, but whether it is reliable, still financeable under a host of new rules, and readily deployable for near-to-midterm development objectives.
This virtual forum hosted by Marshall & Stevens brings together senior leaders from private equity, international energy development, data center infrastructure, regulatory policy, and project finance law for a live, unscripted conversation examining how energy assets are being repriced, restructured, and reallocated in 2026 and beyond.
Who Should Attend:
PE Firms | Infrastructure & Energy Funds | SPACs | Accountants | Attorneys | Energy Developers | Data Center & AI Infrastructure Investors
Transaction advisors, investors, and financial institutions refer their clients to Marshall & Stevens because our specialists provide the value opinions required to meet the financing, tax, and financial reporting requirements of structured finance transactions. Opinions requested often include a combination of:
- Economic Compulsion
- Economic Useful Life
- Value at End of Lease and other future dates
- Value of Equity per class
- Limited Use Analyses
- MACRS Classifications (“Cost Segregation”) analyses
- Fair Market Value
- Purchase Option
- Repowering (“80/20”)
- Residual Value
Our experience includes the valuation of significant assets, projects, and facilities in the following industries:
- Agriculture, Food, & Beverage
- Broadcast Media
- Chemical
- Construction
- Conventional & Renewable Energy
- Healthcare & Medical
- Hospitality & Gaming
- Manufacturing & Distribution
- Real Estate
- Technology including semiconductor facilities
- Transportation
- Water & Wastewater Facilities
Marshall & Stevens understands the IRS Revenue Procedures that determine the standards with which true leases and other financing structures must comply. We coordinate with advisors, investors, lessors, and tax counsel to support the tax opinions necessary to consummate a successful transaction.
Client Highlights
Here are a few client success stories from public and private companies we’ve worked with
Project Finance Contacts
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MAI, MRICSPrincipal & Executive Managing DirectorReal Estate Valuation212.897.9481 [email protected]