Document background
Direct Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) have become increasingly important in Belgium's energy market as corporations seek to secure long-term, sustainable power supplies. This document type is primarily used when a corporate entity wishes to purchase electricity directly from a power generator, often to meet sustainability goals or secure price certainty. The agreement is structured to comply with Belgian federal and regional energy regulations, as well as relevant EU directives, particularly regarding renewable energy and electricity market operations. It covers essential aspects such as delivery terms, pricing mechanisms, risk allocation, and regulatory compliance, while accounting for Belgium's unique market structure where energy competencies are shared between federal and regional authorities. The Direct Power Purchase Agreement is particularly relevant in the context of Belgium's energy transition and growing corporate demand for renewable energy solutions.
