Kazakhstan proposes new PPA mechanism to reduce offtake risks, plans storage auctions

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Kazakhstan is proposing a power-purchase agreement mechanism that would allow renewable generators to sell electricity to the country’s single buyer after at least 36 months under bilateral contracts. The proposal is intended to reduce offtake risk and improve investor confidence, alongside planned auctions for energy storage.

Kazakhstan is proposing a new mechanism allowing renewable energy generators to sell electricity to the country's single buyer after at least 36 months under bilateral contracts. The measure aims to reduce offtake risks, improve revenue certainty and make projects more attractive to investors and lenders. The post Kazakhstan proposes new PPA mechanism to reduce offtake risks, plans storage auctions appeared first on pv magazine Global.