PPA | Soluxions

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Power Purchase Agreements (PPA)

Initial investment

€0

no financing or upfront payment required from the client

Maintenance included

100%

all technological and operational risk is assumed by the producer

Contract duration

5–15 years

flexible and tailored to the needs of each project

Price per kWh

Fixed

savings and stability against the volatility of the electricity market

Power Purchase Agreements (PPA)

Secure renewable energy at a stable and competitive price

A PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) is a long-term energy supply contract in which the owners of the installations agree to pay a predetermined price for the delivered kWh.

We carry out this activity through a company within the Soluxions Group, which allows the client to benefit from the installation without needing to own the equipment or make the initial investment.

The PPA covers different electrical solutions such as photovoltaic energy, storage systems, heat pumps and electric boilers, among others.

We support you throughout the entire process

We develop long-term energy supply agreements that provide stability, savings and sustainability.

● Feasibility analysis

We assess consumption and project conditions to define the ideal PPA model.

● Contract design

We structure clear, profitable and tailored agreements based on your energy needs.

● Management and monitoring

We supervise profitability and compliance throughout the entire duration of the agreement.


Control your energy costs with a PPA

Benefits of a PPA

No initial investment required

No upfront financing or initial payment required from the client

Cost stability

A fixed price per kWh is set, avoiding electricity market volatility

No risk assumption

The producer assumes all maintenance and any technological risks

Carbon footprint reduction

Helps reduce carbon footprint and CO₂ emissions

Frequently asked questions about PPAs

Clear answers to help you make confident decisions

To secure a stable-priced and typically renewable electricity supply.

Typically 5 to 15 years, depending on the energy type and the project.

Always the producer or developer. The consumer only receives the electricity and does not assume operational costs.

It is accounted for as a supply contract, meaning it is considered an operating expense.

More questions?

That’s normal. Solving them is part of the process, and we’re here to help you.
Discuss your case with our technical team.