Agreement Synopsis, Context and Review
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Clean Technology (Energy) |
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Standard Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for Photovolatic Solar Power |
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Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) |
The Commission rules that apply to the interconnection of small generators no larger than 20 megawatts.
Agreement Synopsis, Context and Review
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Renewable Energy; Wind Power |
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RFP for a project whereby the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority is seeking a maximum of 10 megawatts (MW) of electrical capacity, allocating approximately 5 MW to each of its two generation facilities serving the districts of St. Thomas-St. John and St. Croix. The selected respondents will be responsible for constructing, operating, and maintaining all facets of the project.
In addition to interviewing municipal officials, the report includes data collected from private developers, technical consultants, and state employees. It also contains an extensive literature review and analysis of the regulatory structure for PPAs in Massachusetts.
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By Emilia Istrate and Robert Puentes, Brookings Institution, December 2011.
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Tracking Number: Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)_1977_English
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Tracking Number: Freedom_of_Information_Act_EN
Oregon, United States Draft Solar Power Purchase Agreement (Photovoltaic Solar Electric Systems) between an Oregon provider and the State of Oregon whereby provider desires to install, maintain and operate the systems on the sites in the licensed areas and desires to sell electrical energy generated by the systems securing sustainable energy resources to support its operations at no greater cost for the energy than it would pay for the electricity otherwise supplied (in English).
The webinar discusses Solar Power Purchase Agreements (SPPA). An SPPA is a financial arrangement in which a third-party developer owns, operates, and maintains a photovoltaic (PV) system and a host customer (i.e., a business, municipal government, or university) agrees to site the system on its roof or elsewhere on its property and purchase the system’s electric output for a pre-determined period (in English).