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Using renewable energies
With a Virtual PPA, a fixed amount of locally produced renewable energy can be purchased each month, with no physical delivery. Receive green energy through the grid without switching supplier and save money with a stable, market-adjustable price plan. Simple

"Solar PV decarbonizes electricity cost-effectively."
Flexible contracts built for C&I
Offsite PPA
How does a Virtual PPA work?
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Evaluate needs
Simply select how much energy you would like to receive from renewable resources short and long term
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Understanding accounting
Virtual PPAs are either derivative contracts or financial hedges and will be reflected in the balance sheet
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Flexible savings
Assume the difference between a seller-agreed price and market fluctuations, never paying over market prices
Frequently Asked Questions
Any questions?
A Offsite PPA is an energy supply service where the economic transaction takes place directly between producer and consumer. The producer sells the energy produced to an end customer, delivering it through the transmission/distribution grid (offsite). The PPA price is usually set independently of the daily market price (although there are floating price structures that may be linked to the market).
The energy prices in Offsite PPAs are typically determined directly between a producer and seller, independently from the market price. However, in some cases Offsite PPAs use floating price structures that are linked to market prices. Offsite PPAs are considered Buy-Sell agreements where ownership of the energy is transferred to the consumer for an agreed price.
One of the main differences is the way that they are sold i.e. the economic transaction. In Virtual/Financial PPA, a renewable producer determines its energy prices based on the energy market (OMIE), while in a Offsite l PPA, the producer determines the price independently.
This depends on the volume of energy agreed under your Offsite PPA contract, as there are different profile alternatives. The most common one is the Pay As Produced (PAP) model where an end client buys a percentage of a plant’s energy generation. They set monthly or yearly minimums to ensure a base quantity, but this can vary by hour. Another alternative is a Solar Profile (SP) model, where energy minimums are set per hour so producers may have to rely on suppliers or the grid to fulfill the agreed demand.
For an Offsite PPA, the energy generation facilities (where the energy will come from) are renewable parks based in a national location, and this energy produced will be injected to the grid. The energy will reach your company through the existing transmission and distribution network, so no extra technician is needed on the customer's side.