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A PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) is a medium- or long-term contract for the sale and purchase of electricity between a generator and a buyer. In the renewable energy sector, it can be structured as a physical, virtual, financial, on-site, off-site or sleeved PPA, depending on the method of delivery, settlement and location of the asset.
Buenos Aires, 1 de septiembre de 2026. Argentina afronta una etapa clave para la evolución de su sistema energético. Energyear Argentina reunirá a diferentes representantes del sector en Buenos Aires.
Net metering is a compensation system that allows for the accounting of energy consumed from the grid and the surplus renewable electricity that a facility feeds back into it. It is a key mechanism for self-consumption and distributed generation.
O&M (Operations and Maintenance) engloba las actividades de operación, supervisión y mantenimiento necesarias para garantizar el rendimiento, disponibilidad y seguridad de una instalación de energías renovables durante toda su vida útil.
The LCOE, or levelled cost of energy, enables the average cost of generating electricity over the lifetime of a facility to be estimated. Find out how it is calculated and which variables influence the LCOE of an energy project.
Redispatch is an operational mechanism within the electricity system that enables adjustments to generation or consumption in order to manage congestion and maintain grid stability. Find out how it works and why it is important for the integration of renewable energy.
A photovoltaic string is a set of solar modules connected in series to generate direct current electricity. Find out how it works, its configuration, its relationship with the MPPT, and the key criteria for sizing it correctly.
Madrid, 21 July 2026. The sixth edition of Energyear Italy will take place from 13 to 15 October at the UNA HOTELS Expo Fiera Milano, bringing together more than 1,200 attendees, 100 partners, 120 speakers and over 20 conference sessions.
Peak shaving is an energy management strategy that reduces peaks in electricity demand using BESS systems, distributed generation and smart control platforms. Find out how it works, its main applications and the benefits it brings to industries, buildings and renewable energy plants.
EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) is the most widely used contractual model for large-scale renewable energy projects. Find out what it involves, what its phases are, the responsibilities of the EPC contractor, and why this model is key to the financing and implementation of solar power stations, wind farms and energy storage systems.