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Power Purchase Agreement Model for Electricity Generated from Renewable Energy in RCREEE Member States

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Publication Date:

Jan 05, 2012

Sector:

Energy and Power

Region:

Middle East and North Africa (MENA)

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Nature:

Country:

Global / Non-Specific

PPA Model for Electricity Generated from Renewable Energy in RCREEE Member States

Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Model for Electricity Generated from Renewable Energy in RCREEE Member States, Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE) January 2012.

PPA to be entered into by a Seller and a Purchaser of energy. The Seller undertakes to construct, own, operate and maintain a renewable energy generating facility, and the Purchaser undertakes to buy the energy output generated by Facility.

Related Information:

User's Guide for the PPA Model for Electricity Generated from Renewable Energy Facilities

Land Use Agreement Model for Renewable Energy Electricity Generating Facilities in RCREEE Member States

User's Guide for Renewable Energy Electricity Generating Facilities' Land Use Agreement (LUA) Model

Clean Technology PPPs

Tracking Reference: PPAModelRenewableRCREEE_2012_English

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