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PPAs are medium-to long-term contracts that allow electricity prices to be fixed and which guarantee the investor conditions of financial stability to proceed with the investment.

As noted in the most recent blog post, a challenge by Allco Finance Limited (Allco) to the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities' (DPU) and the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources...

Ensuring power supply adequacy is a vexatious and illusive goal in a number of populous regions of the United States. Recent efforts to create capacity markets in addition to energy markets, or to improve their performance, have proven contentious, threatening at least one organized market, ISO New England, with defections.

On June 2, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a proposed rule to control carbon emissions from existing electric generating units.

In an e-update on 27 March 2009 we reported on the passing of the Renewables Obligation (Scotland) Order 2009, which took effect on 1 April 2009.

On 16 December 2025, the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) issued its Market Monitoring Information Order – Electricity (MMIO).

Late last night, the Massachusetts legislature enacted House Bill 4568, an act to promote energy diversity (the "Act"). Overall, the Act marks a compromise between the House's original

This issue of Focus on Climate Change reviews the record growth in the Canadian wind energy industry and the government incentives and policies which are encouraging such growth.

On 17 July 2006, the Victorian Government released "Our Environment, Our Future – Sustainability Action Statement", which outlines the government’s proposal to introduce a package of sustainability initiatives to, among other objectives, respond to the challenge of climate change, to maintain and restore Victoria’s natural assets and to use resources more efficiently.

In June 2021 there were few significant regulative changes after months of extensive regulative action. June was nevertheless eventful; two electricity markets became operational and long-awaited...

The rising cost of waste disposal is acting as a powerful disincentive for businesses disposing of waste to landfill. We are seeing waste stream management becoming a top priority as businesses seek to cut costs and develop a sustainable business model for the future.

On January 16, 2025, the Supreme Court of New Mexico issued a community solar opinion that reflected a misunderstanding, caused by the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission's own apparent misunderstanding, of what load pays for transmission service and what load relies on the transmission system.

Last week's article discussed New York's Zero-Emissions Credit (ZEC) for nuclear power. The ZEC is one component of New York's Clean Energy Standard (CES). The other major component of the CES is the new Renewable Energy Standard (RES).

On November 1, the BC Utilities Commission (Commission) released its final report (Final Report) in the "Inquiry Respecting Site C" (Inquiry).

For much of the last decade, financing an Indian renewable energy project usually meant financing a familiar solar or wind template: a long-term power purchase agreement, a tariff discovered through bidding or assessed against the applicable CERC framework, and payments linked to power actually supplied. This template was typically backed by a letter of credit, mortgage and hypothecation package.

We have prepared this White Paper to clearly state the case for availability payments to demand side resources in electric markets.

As Ireland increases its renewable energy target – now aiming to meet up to 80% of electricity demand from renewable sources by 2030 – we look at latest developments in the Renewable Electricity Support Scheme ("RESS")...

Most issues apply to all sectors, but this paper will only focus on the use of EPC contracts in the wind power sector.