PPAs

A PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) is a long-term contract between a consumer and a renewable energy producer. The consumer commits to buying the energy generated over a period (typically 5–15 years) at an agreed price.

It’s the most direct way to secure 100% renewable energy and a stable price. It also lets producers finance new projects, contributing to the energy transition.

Types of PPA

Physical PPA: The energy is physically delivered to the point of consumption. It requires the producer and consumer to be in the same market zone.

Virtual (Financial) PPA: There’s no physical delivery. It’s a contract for differences that settles the difference between the agreed price and the market price.

On-site PPA: The generation installation is on the consumer’s own premises.

Benefits

• Stable price for years (a natural hedge)
• Certified 100% renewable energy
• Additionality: you contribute to new renewable projects
• Improved ESG reporting and carbon footprint