2025-05-28-Jefferies-应对美国可再生能源的不确定性_8页_121kb

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Tax Credit Revisions: The US House of Representatives updated budget bill removes deep support for clean energy tax credits, imposing a 60-day start construction and 2028 operational deadline for PTC/ITC eligibility. This could restrict investments and increase risk.
FEOC Restrictions: Projects post-December 31, 2025, face bans on components from countries like China, Russia, due to foreign entity concerns, affecting solar and storage development heavily.
Section 899 Impact: Potential 5-20% additional tax on repatriated income from US subsidiaries to European parent companies, with workarounds possible.

RWE: 3.9GW projects under construction with €100m tariff impact and €50m sensitivity under higher tariffs.
EDPR: All 2025-2026 projects safe-harbored; minimal tariff impact on capital expenditure.
Orsted: Draft tax changes unlikely to affect current projects; estimated €1.5bn tariff impact on specific wind projects under 50% EU tariff scenario.
Engie: Most capacity safe-harbored; development paused for projects without final investment decisions.

EDP Renovaveis: SOTP valuation driven by DCF and multiples; risks include construction delays and government policy uncertainty.
Engie SA: Price target based on peer multiples; risks include political and project delays.
Orsted: Price target tied to SOTP; key risks are construction delays and policy changes.
RWE AG: Price target derived from SOTP; additional risks include German capacity closures and coal phase-out.

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US Senate审议 may involve further bill revisions, potentially delaying final decisions; some suggest July or August 2025 votes.

This summary adheres to key points from the report, highlighting policy changes, company impacts, and valuation risks.

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