• Power Purchase Agreement

Renewable energy without the upfront investment

Give your business access to renewable energy without purchasing and owning the infrastructure. 

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A Flexible way to invest in energy

A Power Purchase Agreement gives your business access to renewable energy without the upfront investment, operational responsibility or maintenance obligations that come with owning the system.

A PPA can help your business:

  • Benefit from renewable energy from day one.

  • Preserve capital for core business operations and growth.

  • Reduce exposure to rising electricity tariffs.

  • Improve cost certainty with agreed energy pricing.

  • Avoid owning, operating or maintaining the solar asset.

  • Access renewable energy without upfront costs.

  • A Commercial Approach

The right funding model depends on your business. We'll help you compare a PPA, lease or outright purchase so you can make an informed decision.

Commercial solutions

Depending on your requirements, a PPA may be the right solution, while for others a lease agreement or outright purchase may make better commercial sense.

  • Access renewable energy without purchasing the system.

  • Pay only for the electricity used at an agreed rate throughout the agreement.

  • Nesa Power funds, owns and manages the system, allowing your business to focus on day-to-day operations.

Every recommendation is based on your operational requirements, financial objectives and long-term plans.

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Discover whether a Power Purchase Agreement is the right commercial model for your business.

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  • FAQ's

Frequently asked questions

What is a Power Purchase Agreement?

A Power Purchase Agreement is a long-term agreement where Nesa Power funds, owns and operates the solar system while your business pays for the electricity the system generates.

Is there an upfront capital investment?

No. One of the key benefits of a PPA is that your business can access renewable energy without purchasing the system upfront.

Who owns the solar installation?

Under a PPA, Nesa Power owns the solar asset for the duration of the agreement.

Who is responsible for maintenance?

Nesa Power manages the operation, monitoring and maintenance of the system, reducing the operational burden on your business.

Is a PPA right for every business?

Not necessarily. Every business has different operational requirements and financial priorities. We’ll assess your needs and recommend the solution that makes the most commercial sense.

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