Georgia Procurement Registry #051326

Energy Tax Credit Advisory Services for Battery Energy Storage Project

North Georgia EMC (NGEMC), a local electric cooperative in Georgia, is seeking professional tax advisory services for a utility-scale battery energy storage project. - Government Buyer: - North Georgia EMC (NGEMC), a local electric cooperative in Georgia - Services Requested: - Energy tax credit advisory services focused on Section 48E direct pay tax credits for battery energy storage systems - Legal due diligence and guidance on compliance with federal and state requirements, including prevailing wage, apprenticeship, domestic content, and energy community provisions - Assistance with maximizing IRS Energy Tax Credits and federal funding (including Appalachian Regional Commission funds) - Project Details: - Deployment of up to 1.4 MW (1,400 kW) and 5.6 MWh (5,600 kWh) of battery storage - Part of a larger regional initiative - Estimated project value: $5-6 million - Vendor Requirements: - Proven experience with Section 48E energy tax credits and battery energy storage projects - Experience with Direct Pay under Section 6417 preferred - Demonstrated qualifications, relevant project experience, key personnel, technical approach, risk mitigation, references, and fee structure - Compliance: - All federal and state compliance requirements apply, including HUD-assisted project rules and civil rights/accessibility laws - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are mentioned, as this is a request for advisory services rather than products.

Description

North Georgia EMC (NGEMC) is requesting proposals from professional tax advisers with a strong record in assisting local governments and other entities with projects involving IRS Energy Tax Credits and federal funds, including Appalachian Regional Commission funds. The selected firm will provide legal due diligence and guidance to help secure and maximize Section 48E direct pay tax credits for qualifying energy storage projects, including compliance with prevailing wage, apprenticeship, domestic content, and energy community requirements. The project involves battery energy storage system development with a total estimated value between $5-6 million. Proposals are due by July 6, 2026, and must include firm overview, relevant experience, project examples, key personnel, technical approach, risk mitigation, references, fees, and statement of qualifications.

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