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Korea IT Times (2023-08-29)
Sam Torbet, an Industry Analyst at ABI Research, emphasizes the transformative impact of this trend, stating, "The surge in PPAs has not only broadened the customer base, transcending beyond traditional long-term physical contracts for enterprises, but has also ushered in an era of contract diversity. These agreements now span the spectrum from enduring, decade-long arrangements to short-term, sub-three-year commitments, encompassing both physical and virtual aspects. Moreover, these contracts can even be integrated at later stages of a project's lifecycle. The evolution of PPA formats has paved the way for enterprises to customize agreements in accordance with their specific requirements and aspirations. This paradigm shift is manifesting in the rising share of capacity added annually through PPAs."
출처 : Korea IT Times(https://www.koreaittimes.com)
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Greentech Lead (2023-08-25)
Sam Torbet, Industry Analyst at ABI Research, emphasizes that new contract types for PPAs have opened doors for more enterprises to align renewable energy agreements with their unique needs and targets. This flexibility is evident in the increasing share of capacity added through PPAs each year. The potential for PPAs to contribute significantly to sustainability goals and net zero targets is being recognized globally, further motivating their adoption
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Informed Infrastructure (2023-08-25)
The increase in PPAs has allowed the customer base to expand, not just be long-term physical contracts near the enterprise. Contracts can now vary from long-term (10+ years) to short-term (<3 years) periods, physical or virtual, and even be introduced at later stages of the project. New contract types for PPAs have set the stage for more enterprises to enter agreements that meet their individual needs and targets. This is starting to show with PPAs increasing their share of the capacity added each year,” states Sam Torbet, Industry Analyst at ABI Research.
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North American Clean Energy (2023-08-24)
“The increase in PPAs has allowed the customer base to expand, not just be long-term physical contracts near the enterprise. Contracts can now vary from long-term (10+ years) to short-term (<3 years) periods, physical or virtual, and even be introduced at later stages of the project. New contract types for PPAs have set the stage for more enterprises to enter agreements that meet their individual needs and targets. This is starting to show with PPAs increasing their share of the capacity added each year,” states Sam Torbet, Industry Analyst at ABI Research.
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