Join Veyt and the German-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce (AHK Norway) on Wednesday, 18 March at 10:00 CET for a webinar examining the evolving role of power purchase agreements in Europe’s energy transition.
Germany and Norway in focus
Power purchase agreements (PPAs) are becoming an increasingly important instrument in the European energy system.
Against the backdrop of Europe’s continued commitment to ambitious decarbonisation targets and increasing market volatility, PPAs play a growing role in enabling renewable energy expansion. By securing long-term revenues, these agreements support investment in renewable generation while helping companies source emission-free electricity.
As bilateral contracts, PPAs are typically structured to reflect the needs of the contracting parties as well as local market conditions.
European PPA market dynamics
The development of European power purchase agreements reflects differing national market structures.
The Nordic region was an early adopter of long-term electricity contracts supporting merchant development of onshore wind. In Germany, the market has been shaped by strong corporate demand for renewable electricity, while renewable projects continue to benefit from support schemes.
Understanding these differences is increasingly important as PPAs become a key instrument in the evolving European energy system.
Webinar: PPAs in Europe’s energy transition
This webinar examines how the European PPA market has evolved and highlights recent developments shaping the market.
The discussion will analyse:
- How the European PPA market has evolved
- Emerging trends in power purchase agreements
- Drivers shaping PPA prices, from fundamentals to policy
- Developments in the German and Norwegian PPA markets
