Corporate power purchase agreements

Connecting businesses to reliable green energy.

Revolutionising renewable energy with corporate PPAs

Corporations are driving the growth of renewable energy worldwide, especially in the industrial and manufacturing sectors. With demand rising, new ways to access green energy without market fluctuation risks are needed. Corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) are a compelling, trusted, proven solution. We’ve delivered over 1.8 GW of PPAs all over the world, and our team have a deep knowledge of the UK and Irish energy markets.

What’s a corporate PPA? How do they work?

PPAs are contracts between a business (the corporate buyer, or offtaker) and a power producer. The producer provides electricity at a pre-agreed price for a set period, usually 10-12 years.

This contract covers terms like overall contract length, delivery point, delivery dates and times, volume, price, and product.

Securing long-term cash flows for new renewable energy plants makes corporate PPAs crucial in obtaining external financing. Meanwhile, buyers can more easily meet sustainability goals and secure long-term renewable energy supplies at stable prices.

Key benefits of corporate PPAs

Benefits for buyers

Clean energy from a traceable asset
A competitively priced power supply
Stable and consistent energy prices
Adaptable to individual sites and needs

Benefits for investors

Long-term revenue security
Effectively balance profitability vs risk
Long-term, stable relationships
More opportunities to invest in renewables

Is a corporate PPA right for your business?

Tailored PPA solutions for your needs

PPAs are protecting against future price increases and enabling more renewable energy developments. With strong experience in the UK and Irish markets, we’ll get you the right kind of PPA for your business.

The renewable energy asset producing power and the buyer’s company are both connected to the same grid. The producer sells and supplies energy direct to the buyer.

In times of high demand, producers can provide additional renewable energy from other specified sources. This is also known as a sleeved PPA.