PPAs
Helsinki-based Taaleri Energia will provide renewable electricity from three wind farms in Finland and Sweden with a total capacity of 266.4MW
A PPA is a contract between a generator and a third party which allows you to sell any excess power you don’t use.
It brings the Spanish utility’s total onshore wind capacity in operation and under development in the country to 163MW
The partnership has already contracted more than £10m worth of projects and focuses on rooftop solar and private ground-mount systems
The production from all three wind farms is covered by 10-year power purchase agreements
The initiative will help Microsoft meet its goal of moving towards 100% renewable energy by 2025
It aims to create a Green Gigabit Net for its customers across 11 markets that will use power from wind, solar and hydro sources
They hope to make the contracting process easier and more open for PPAs of all sizes
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