Bryan Didier

Bryan Didier is a Partner and the Managing Director of Energy at Monarch Private Capital. In addition to nearly two decades of legal experience in renewable energy and project finance, Bryan brings over 30 years of leadership experience to his role, including over 20 years of service as an officer in the US Navy.

Bryan leads and manages Monarch’s energy tax practice, overseeing the origination and closing of transactions, working closely with investors, and serving as the primary point of contact for developers and service providers in the rapidly expanding “all-of-the-above” energy field. He is a frequent lecturer, speaker, and panelist at industry conferences and continuing legal education programs, including most recently on the policy, financial, and market impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill. Bryan currently serves on several boards, including on the Board of Directors for the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and Catholic Charities of NE Kansas Foundation; he is also an active member of the Renewable Energy Working Group, having contributed to several recent Congressional and Treasury letters.

Prior to joining Monarch, Bryan was a partner at Leverage Law Group, LLC, where since 2009 he developed and led the firm’s renewable energy practice with a particular emphasis on tax-credit-incentivized renewable energy transactions. His diverse client portfolio included tax credit investors, syndicators, renewable energy developers, lenders and non-tax equity investors. Bryan also has substantial experience in project finance and corporate governance, having previously served as in-house counsel at a publicly-held utility and a large private chemical manufacturer.

Before and during his civilian legal career, Bryan served for over 20 years on active and reserve duty in the US Navy, retiring with the rank of Commander. Assignments included multiple deployments to the Arabian Gulf as a helicopter pilot, a tour as an Admiral’s aide, instructor pilot duty, and billets in anti-terrorism and domestic casualty response. His military background instilled in him a strong sense of discipline, strategic thinking and leadership.

Bryan graduated first in his class from the University of Kansas School of Law, received a BS in English with a French Minor from the United States Naval Academy, as well as a MS in Management from Troy State University.