Against the backdrop of Europe’s continued commitment to ambitious decarbonisation targets and increasing market volatility, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) are becoming an increasingly important tool in the European energy system. PPAs enable the expansion of renewable energy by securing long-term revenues while supporting corporate sustainability through emission-free electricity. As bilateral contracts, PPAs are tailored to the needs of each counterparty and local market conditions. The Nordics were early adopters of long-term electricity contracts to support merchant development of onshore wind. In Germany, corporate demand has driven market growth while renewable projects continue to benefit from support schemes.  

This webinar explores how the PPA market has evolved, which trends have recently emerged, and what drivers – from fundamentals to policy – shape PPA prices. We analyse the European PPA market before shining a spotlight on developments in Germany and Norway.  

Veyt is a leading provider of data and market intelligence across low-carbon markets. Coverage of PPAs, the EU ETS, and GOs provides a unique perspective on how interconnected markets drive the value of renewable energy and affect power consumers' costs.  

Summary:  

• 18. March 2026  

• 10.00 – 11.00 a.m. 

• In English  

• Webinar