This PPA power purchase agreement is especially beneficial in corporate power purchase agreements, where businesses commit to long-term energy purchases. The power purchase agreement definition sets pricing, terms, and responsibilities, making it a tool in energy procurement strategy. Power purchase agreement training explains how these agreements work, helping businesses harness the benefits of cost predictability, energy independence, and alignment with sustainability goals.

At the end of this Achieving Business Process Change training course, you will learn to:

• Explain the difference between internal and external values that drive business process management in organisations
• Apply creative thinking approaches and design thinking to process improvement
• Develop strategies for how you can successfully use BPM in your business or workplace
• Understand how to design or enhance an existing process using the business process life cycle
• Implement and monitor process changes

• Energy project developers.
• Utility companies and power suppliers.
• Corporate energy buyers and large consumers.
• Legal professionals in energy contracts.
• Financial institutions and investors in energy projects.
• Government and regulatory bodies in the energy sector.
• Renewable energy consultants and advisors.

Risk management professionals in the energy industry

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include:
• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

Unit 1: Introduction to Power Purchase Agreements:

• Define Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and their significance in the energy market.
• Discuss the historical context and evolution of PPAs.
• Explain the different types of PPAs, including fixed-price, variable-price, and take-or-pay contracts.
• Outline the roles of various stakeholders involved in PPA transactions.
• Explore the importance of PPAs in promoting renewable energy projects.

Unit 2: Key Components of a PPA:

• Identify the essential elements of a PPA, such as pricing, delivery terms, and duration.
• Discuss the implications of force majeure and termination clauses.
• Analyze the regulatory compliance requirements embedded in PPAs.
• Explore the performance guarantees and creditworthiness considerations.
• Review the methodologies for measuring and reporting energy production.

Unit 3: Negotiation and Drafting of PPAs:

• Develop negotiation strategies for favorable PPA terms.
• Understand the art of drafting clear and enforceable PPA agreements.
• Explore common pitfalls and challenges during the negotiation process.
• Discuss the role of legal counsel in PPA transactions.
• Review sample PPA agreements and highlight key clauses.

Unit 4: Financial Modeling and Risk Management:

• Learn the fundamentals of financial modeling for energy projects.
• Analyze the cost structures and pricing mechanisms in PPAs.
• Identify potential risks in PPA transactions and strategies to mitigate them.
• Explore methods for conducting sensitivity analysis and scenario planning.
• Discuss the impact of market conditions on PPA pricing and viability.

Unit 5: Regulatory Framework and Market Trends:

• Review the regulatory landscape governing PPAs in various jurisdictions.
• Discuss the role of government incentives and subsidies in PPA transactions.
• Analyze current market trends and their implications for future PPAs.
• Explore the impact of technological advancements on PPA structures.
• Discuss case studies of successful PPA transactions and lessons learned.

RECTUS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.