2024年5月28日
Renewable energy tax lawyer Isaac Maron rejoins Mayer Brown in Washington DC
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Mayer Brown announced that Isaac Maron has rejoined the firm in Washington DC as a partner in the Tax practice and as a member of the global Projects & Infrastructure team. He was most recently at Latham & Watkins LLP.
“Isaac’s extensive experience advising on the full spectrum of energy-related tax matters adds further depth to our preeminent team and will greatly benefit clients across the energy industry,” said Jason Bazar, a co-leader of Mayer Brown’s Tax Transactions & Consulting practice.
“Tax planning is one of the most complex and critical elements in the execution of renewable energy projects,” added Paul Astolfi, a co-leader of Mayer Brown’s global Projects & Infrastructure practice. “Isaac will make a valuable contribution to our team, which has been at the forefront of the energy transition movement, and continues to strategically expand to match client demand in the renewables industry.”
Isaac advises clients on a range of tax aspects of the development, financing, and acquisition of renewable energy assets. His clients include project developers, large financial institutions acting as investors and lenders, and private equity and infrastructure funds. He focuses on transactions involving renewable energy assets and the monetization of tax credits and other tax incentives, including project development, tax equity and debt financings, joint venture arrangements, and mergers and acquisitions.
“Mayer Brown has a world-class renewable energy practice with a sophisticated client base,” said Isaac. “Since my departure from Mayer Brown at the end of 2022, the renewable energy industry has undergone a sea change as a result of the Inflation Reduction Act. I’m excited to rejoin my former colleagues in advising some of the industry’s leading participants in this rapidly evolving market.”
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“Isaac’s extensive experience advising on the full spectrum of energy-related tax matters adds further depth to our preeminent team and will greatly benefit clients across the energy industry,” said Jason Bazar, a co-leader of Mayer Brown’s Tax Transactions & Consulting practice.
“Tax planning is one of the most complex and critical elements in the execution of renewable energy projects,” added Paul Astolfi, a co-leader of Mayer Brown’s global Projects & Infrastructure practice. “Isaac will make a valuable contribution to our team, which has been at the forefront of the energy transition movement, and continues to strategically expand to match client demand in the renewables industry.”
Isaac advises clients on a range of tax aspects of the development, financing, and acquisition of renewable energy assets. His clients include project developers, large financial institutions acting as investors and lenders, and private equity and infrastructure funds. He focuses on transactions involving renewable energy assets and the monetization of tax credits and other tax incentives, including project development, tax equity and debt financings, joint venture arrangements, and mergers and acquisitions.
“Mayer Brown has a world-class renewable energy practice with a sophisticated client base,” said Isaac. “Since my departure from Mayer Brown at the end of 2022, the renewable energy industry has undergone a sea change as a result of the Inflation Reduction Act. I’m excited to rejoin my former colleagues in advising some of the industry’s leading participants in this rapidly evolving market.”
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