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52. Energy: How does the UK PPA market need to innovate?
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In this podcast, we join leading global infrastructure and renewables market analysts Inspiratia to discuss innovation in the UK power purchase agreement (PPA) market, and whether the prices we see today are transitionary and if so, how PPAs can make such prices sustainable and meet the ever-changing needs of both offtakers and sellers.
The podcast was moderated by Omolola Coker, Head of Research and Insight at Inspiratia. She was joined for the discussion by James Stanier, energy lawyer, Chris Bowden, managing director and founder of Squeaky, Adam Clarke, managing director at The Energy Consortium, and Tim Foster, head of energy services at Conrad Energy
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