Renewable PPAs have become a clean energy ‘cornerstone’, but need further refinement in Europe
The PPA is a ‘cornerstone’ of the European renewables space, according to speakers at Solar Media’s Renewables Procurement & Revenue Summit.
More technologies, more trust: Changing PPA priorities in Europe
The European PPA space could see more tailored PPAs and hybrid deals, according to experts at the Renewables Procurement & Revenue summit.
Germany awards 255MW solar PV in undersubscribed rooftop solar auction
Germany’s latest rooftop solar PV and noise barrier auction ended up undersubscribed and awarded only 255MW.
Europe contracts 1.6GW of renewable energy capacity in March
Europe completed power purchase agreements (PPAs) for 1.6GW of renewable energy capacity in March, according to Pexapark.
Spain allocates more than €210 million to solar PV manufacturing
The Spanish Ministry of Ecological Transition (MITECO) has awarded funding to seven solar PV manufacturing projects with more than €210 million.
Co-location: a strategic opportunity for renewable developers
Adding energy storage to PV projects offers significant opportunities for futureproofing investments and enhancing grid stability, writes Gabriele Buccini, head of utility storage for Europe at Trinasolar.
Europe’s renewable energy procurement market shows record growth amidst new challenges
Industry leaders from across Europe will gather at the Renewable Procurement & Revenues Summit 2025 this May.
Personal connections and sophisticated financial mechanisms behind UK’s largest solar-plus-storage project
Strong relationships and the combination of a CfD and a PPA were key driving factors behind the successful financing of the Cleve Hill project.
Europe reports decline in number of PPAs signed and power capacity contracted in February
Europe saw a 4% month-on-month decline in number of power purchase agreements (PPAs) signed in February 2025, according to Pexapark.
Germany awards 315MW in latest rooftop solar tender
The German auction for solar installations on buildings and noise barriers once again ended up oversubscribed, this time by 1.2 times.
