Concentro focused this week on deepening its position in clean energy tax credit advisory and technology-enabled finance. The firm highlighted the growing normalization of transferable clean energy tax credits as a mainstream corporate tax strategy, shaped by evolving legislation and regulations such as OB3 for the 2026 tax year.
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To support corporate tax and finance teams, Concentro released “The Corporate Buyer’s Guide to Clean Energy Tax Credits (2026),” covering the full transaction lifecycle from market context to execution and internal readiness. The guide draws on the company’s experience in facilitating transfers and advising both first-time and repeat buyers on diligence and structuring.
The materials emphasize patterns in deal execution, recurring due diligence questions, and strategies that have been associated with favorable outcomes in this still-developing asset class. By codifying best practices, Concentro aims to standardize approaches for corporate buyers, potentially strengthening recurring relationships and reinforcing its role as a specialist advisor in energy finance.
In parallel, Concentro is advancing its technology strategy by showcasing its AI-powered platform, Folio by Concentro, at the Infocast Solar + Wind Finance & Investment Summit in Phoenix, Arizona. Senior leaders, including the co-founder and head of clean energy finance, plan to meet developers, investors, and advisors across solar, wind, and storage to demonstrate how the platform accelerates diligence and deal execution.
Folio is positioned as an AI-driven workflow tool for clean energy finance teams, with a particular focus on supporting tax credit transactions. Concentro’s presence at the specialized summit is designed to increase brand visibility, expand its customer base, and validate its technology among decision-makers in tax equity and structured financing.
Collectively, these initiatives suggest Concentro is reinforcing both its advisory and technology pillars in the growing market for transferable clean energy tax credits. The combination of structured buyer guidance and AI-enabled workflows may enhance its competitive standing and support future growth as corporate participation in clean energy credit markets continues to develop.