Samuel Ciszuk
ELS Analysis
ELS Analysis
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PPAs are not a new phenomenon but have come to take on a new shape in the Nordic markets, tied to new renewable power installations, as government support schemes have been phased out. This paper identifies a logic behind entering into long-term renewable PPAs for both buyers and sellers, as well as for investors. This […]
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