Turn renewable ambition into bankable reality

A PPA is a long-term contract between a renewable energy producer and a buyer. It gives producers stable, bankable revenue and reduces merchant risk – while giving buyers predictable energy costs and a credible route to meeting sustainability commitments. For assets with variable output, PPAs can also include balancing structures that manage imbalance exposure close to delivery. PPAs have become one of the most important commercial tools for financing new renewable capacity and delivering corporate decarbonisation.

A corporate PPA (cPPA) is a long-term contract selling, often renewable, energy to a corporate energy buyer. It allows businesses to lock in competitive, predictable electricity prices while sourcing power from wind, solar or hydro assets – supporting net-zero targets, strengthening ESG credentials and reducing exposure to wholesale market volatility.

We work across the full spectrum – on-site PPAs where the asset is directly connected to the buyer, off-site PPAs delivered through the public grid, and sleeved PPAs where Danske Commodities acts as intermediary between producer and buyer. We also offer fixed, floating and hybrid pricing structures, tailored to the risk profile and financing requirements of each project.

PPAs are a critical enabler of new renewable capacity. By providing long-term revenue certainty for developers, they unlock investment in projects that would otherwise struggle to reach financial close. For corporates, they offer a direct and measurable way to cut emissions and support the build-out of clean energy infrastructure – turning climate commitments into concrete action.

A PPA gives corporate energy buyers long-term price stability, a credible renewable energy claim and a direct contribution to new green capacity. In volatile wholesale markets, a well-structured PPA provides cost predictability and a stable foundation for long-term energy procurement – regardless of where regulatory and reporting requirements move over time.