Johnson: 2024 transferable tax credit market may see pricing reset
Alfred Johnson · Frontier Forum: Diving into the booming transferable tax credit market · Feb 20, 2024 · at 22:46
Alfred Johnson is the CEO of Crux. He explains how 2024 tax credit dynamics will differ from the deadline-driven 2023 market.
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“So I think you're gonna see supply and demand adjust over the course of the year, and you may see a bit of a reset on pricing as we go into a more of a larger market from the one that was in twenty-twenty-three.”
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