The transition towards a electricity generation mix characterized by an increasing production from renewable sources remains central in both European and national energy policies, with the decarbonization of the electricity sector recognized as the main option for diversification and efficiency of energy supplies.
The expansion of the renewable energy market in Italy is in a consolidation phase, seeking a balance between market parity conditions for new investments, the evolution of regulatory frameworks, and market volatility.
In this context, Renewable Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), long-term contracts that regulate the supply of renewable electricity, find space as a market tool to support investments and offer consumers an opportunity to stabilize costs with sustainable procurement.