The next baseload: Are PPAs ready to trade?

What’s at stake?

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), once seen as long-term off-take tools for revenue stability, are now central to how the market navigates price risk in renewables. Yet, they remain highly bespoke, illiquid, and difficult to price or hedge. These characteristics continue to pose challenges for effective pricing, standardisation, and risk allocation.

This webinar dives into whether PPAs can become more standardised, tradeable, and accessible and what that would mean for risk management, liquidity, and even prop trading.

In this session, you will:

• Hear how traders and market operators are tackling the growing complexity of renewable PPAs under volatile market conditions.
• Explore real-life use cases for managing volume, shape, and capture risks today and in the future.
• Gain insight into how liquidity and standardisation can help unlock broader participation and pricing efficiency in renewable hedging.

Meet the speakers:

• Jens Hartmann, CEO of enmacc
• Elizabeth Rust, Power Trader at Shell
• Robin Girmes, CEO of enwex (EnergyWeather)
• Max Amir Dieringer, CEO of FlexPower

Whether you’re active in PPAs or looking to understand their evolving role in the wholesale market, this session offers valuable, actionable insights.