Equipment Supply
What Sets Us Apart
We negotiate equipment supply, warranty, and long-term service agreements for solar, storage, and balance-of-plant equipment — including direct experience with major BESS and solar OEMs.
Areas of Expertise
Equipment supply agreements (panels, inverters, batteries, transformers, HV breakers)
Warranties and performance guarantees
Long-Term Service Agreements (LTSAs)
BESS supply agreements and product/service offering structuring
Domestic content compliance for equipment procurement
Purchase agreements for major equipment (transformers, HV breakers)
Safe harbor equipment purchasing strategy
Hybrid resource integration equipment (solar + storage, wind + storage)
Key Contacts
Partner
Attorney
Representative Transactions
Counsel to a nationwide solar and storage developer in closing a BESS Supply Agreement, multi-project EPC, and long-term service agreements for a series of standalone energy storage projects.
Represent an innovative BESS supplier recycling used EV batteries for utility-scale projects in developing its suite of product sales, warranty, and service offerings.
Represent an innovative BESS supplier bringing a new BESS offering from Europe to the Americas in developing purchase and sale agreements, warranty terms, and service offerings.
Counsel to a storage developer in the purchase of high-voltage breakers and transformers for a 200 MW / 800 MWh battery storage facility in Massachusetts.
Counsel to multiple clients in the purchase of Tesla Megapacks, including review of the purchase agreement, long-term services agreement, and Megapack Limited Warranty.
Counsel to the US development arm of a global solar and BESS OEM in a $200 million construction financing of a 100 MW / 400 MWh standalone storage project in New York.
Counsel to a national residential solar and storage owner/operator on procurement and tax strategy for BESS bulk purchases.
Represented a residential solar loan provider on licensing and sales registration requirements related to equipment financing.
Represented an inverter manufacturer researching eligibility for Code Section 45X tax credits.