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PPAs are evolving fast with parties agreeing more complicated deals to adapt to power price volatility and new technologies. For example, the potential of power-to-X PPAs is now being assessed by clients.
PPA dealmakers are innovating ways to successfully structure aggregated or multi-buyer deals and reduce transaction costs by having a lead buyer. But, as this panel explains, such a novel transaction requires meeting shaping demands of the various offtakers. Aggregated PPAs are seen to have great potential to reduce risks and improve outcomes for all the parties, developers seeking large volumes included. The deals appear in markets such as the UK, the Netherlands and France.
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