power purchase agreements

Sabanci, Origis, Recurrent and National Grid Renewables have all made headway at a number of projects in the US this week.

Entergy commissioned a 100MW project in the state of Arkansas, while Ammper Power and Elawan signed power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Texas.

With the involvement of new companies in solar, this influx of actors without experience could pose risks for solar project financing.

US renewable developer Origis Energy has commissioned a 150MW solar-plus-storage project in the US state of Mississippi.

BayWa r.e. has commissioned its first agriPV project in Spain, and has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with the Velux Group.

Google has signed virtual power purchase agreements (PPAs) with two Japanese companies to build 60MW of new solar capacity in Japan.

The global power price agreement (PPA) market has become a buyer’s market, according to speakers at the Renewable Energy Revenues Summit.

Fluctuations in the price of power should not dissuade investment in renewable power projects, according to speakers at this morning's event.

DE Shaw Renewable Investments has launched commercial operations at its 80MW Elektron solar project in the US state of Utah.

Ahead of Renewable Energy Revenues 2024, we spoke to John Mushriqui, founder and CEO at InRange, who will speak at this year’s event.