Document background
A Direct Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a crucial instrument in the Danish energy market, enabling corporate buyers to secure long-term electricity supply directly from power producers, typically renewable energy generators. This document type is particularly relevant for companies seeking to meet sustainability goals while securing predictable energy costs. The agreement, governed by Danish law, must comply with both national energy regulations and EU directives. It is commonly used when a corporate buyer wants to procure electricity directly from a specific generation facility, often a wind or solar installation. The document includes comprehensive terms covering commercial, technical, and operational aspects of the power purchase arrangement, including specific provisions required under Danish energy legislation such as balancing responsibilities and grid connection requirements.
