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POWER: PPA Volumes Fall 62% On Month in August

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Disclosed volumes of European PPAs in August dropped by 62% on the month to 460MW, with the monthly average over Jan-Aug at 1.29GW compared to 1.41GW over Jan-July, data from Pexapark show.
  • However, this trend aligns with previous years as in 2023, August was around 73% lower than July and in 2022 the decline was 51%.
  • 13 total PPAs were disclosed in August, down from 24 in July-June.
  • Carrefour topped the ranking for a second consecutive month with their 89MW PPA with Engie in Spain, while an 80.5MW PPA from Statkraft in Ireland came second.
  • PPA prices increased by 1.2% on the month in August – following the trend estimated by MNI at the beginning of Sept: See link: https://mni.marketnews.com/3BdQKDE

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Disclosed volumes of European PPAs in August dropped by 62% on the month to 460MW, with the monthly average over Jan-Aug at 1.29GW compared to 1.41GW over Jan-July, data from Pexapark show.
  • However, this trend aligns with previous years as in 2023, August was around 73% lower than July and in 2022 the decline was 51%.
  • 13 total PPAs were disclosed in August, down from 24 in July-June.
  • Carrefour topped the ranking for a second consecutive month with their 89MW PPA with Engie in Spain, while an 80.5MW PPA from Statkraft in Ireland came second.
  • PPA prices increased by 1.2% on the month in August – following the trend estimated by MNI at the beginning of Sept: See link: https://mni.marketnews.com/3BdQKDE