Lee Peterson

Lee Peterson is a licensed attorney based in Georgia, serving as a Senior Manager in CohnReznick, LLP's Renewable Energy Group, specializing in federal and state governmental relations, policy implementation, and national thought-leadership.

With a strong background in federal and state income tax, Lee focuses on the income taxation of partnerships and limited liability companies within the renewable energy finance sector, catering to a diverse clientele that includes renewable energy project sponsors, Fortune 100 companies, governments, and non-profit organizations.

In his role, Lee advises clients on various renewable energy transactions, particularly those involving federal, state, and local tax incentives, making him a pivotal figure in navigating the complex landscape of renewable energy policy and procurement.

Apart from his corporate role, Lee is actively involved in academia and public speaking engagements, sharing his expertise in renewable energy, energy finance, and tax policies at professional seminars and industry events. He has also served as an adjunct professor of law and guest lecturer at various universities, reinforcing his commitment to education and knowledge sharing in the field.

Lee Peterson's expertise spans a wide range of specialties including wind, solar, fuel cell, biomass, geothermal technologies, and various tax codes and incentives related to renewable energy. Additionally, his professional repertoire includes areas such as subsidized energy financing, tax-exempt bonds, equity investments, and energy generation technologies like thin film, tidal, and waste to energy processing.

Having studied law at Mitchell Hamline School of Law and pursued a BA from the University of Minnesota, Lee Peterson combines his academic foundation with practical experience to drive innovation and excellence in the renewable energy landscape.

Currently holding a senior management position at CohnReznick, LLP, Lee's contributions to the renewable energy sector and his multi-faceted skill set make him a key figure in shaping the future of sustainable energy practices.