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PPA slowdown – temporary or permanent?
Plugged In: the energy news podcast
In this episode of Plugged In, we return to Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and their role in Europe’s energy transition.
After years of rapid expansion, the PPA market hit a slowdown in 2025. Falling capture rates, rising negative prices and increasing volatility have made deals harder to structure and price, forcing both buyers and sellers to rethink how risk is shared.
At the same time, renewable capacity continues to grow, reshaping price dynamics and pushing the market into a more complex and mature phase.
So is this a temporary slowdown… or a fundamental shift in how the PPA market works?
Richard speaks to Luca Pedretti, COO and co-founder of Pexapark, and Chirag Ahuja, Implementation Director at Broadpeak Partners, to break down the data, trends and structural changes shaping the market. Setting the scene is our Italy correspondent, Alina Trabattoni.
Host: Richard Sverrisson – Editor-in-Chief, Montel News
Guests:
Alina Trabattoni – Italy Correspondent, Montel
Luca Pedretti – COO & Co-founder, Pexapark
Chirag Ahuja – Implementation Director, Broadpeak Partners
Editor: Oscar Birk
Producer: Alexandra Carlon
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