Like individuals, companies and organizations have credit ratings that determine their "riskiness" when applying for financing. Like individuals, companies can have low credit scores, called unrated or sub-investment grade credit. Unrated/sub-investment grade organizations struggle to finance clean energy projects due to how "risky" they are perceived, leaving many projects, especially ones in low-income and disadvantaged communities, able to get off the ground.

Amy Antczak, General Counsel at Energetic Capital, sat down with Nathan Maggiotto, SVP of Strategy and Business Development at Energetic Capital, and Eric Popien, Executive Director at Atlantic Global Risk to discuss the benefits credit enhancement and insurance bring to the clean energy transition.

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