Hybrid Financing Scheme for Photovoltaic Containers

Are hybrid PPAs a viable solution for co-located solar and storage?

Hybrid PPAs are an emerging solution to the challenge of maximising the commercial value of co-located solar and storage. Image: Business Wire. The co-location of renewable generation and energy storage demands new contractual arrangements to make such projects commercially viable.

Are hybrid PPAs a good solution for power infrastructure deals?

Jack Rankin, Miguel Valderrama and Brian Knowles of Pexapark explore how hybrid PPAs are becoming a favoured solution for structuring deals that capture the full value of both assets. In the world of power infrastructure, we may broadly define “co-located” assets as those that share a single connection to the grid.

Are hybrid PPAs a 'co-located' asset?

Jack Rankin, Miguel Valderrama and Brian Knowles of Pexapark explore how hybrid PPAs are becoming a favoured solution for structuring deals that capture the full value of both assets In the world of power infrastructure, we may broadly define “co-located” assets as those that share a single connection to the grid.

Can a co-located hybrid power system meet variable electricity demand?

However, the intermittent, seasonal nature of standalone wind or solar power systems limit their ability to meet variable electricity demand. The need for stable, uninterrupted supplies of renewable energy – or “round-the-clock (RTC) power – has in turn driven up investments and technology advances in co-located hybrid systems.