Government tenders have been the backbone of growth in Brazil’s wind industry over the past decade, with their 20-year power-purchase agreements (PPAs) providing stable, healthy returns on investment. But after two years of economic and political crisis, this is no longer true: PPAs in the non-regulated market are becoming just as — or more — important in maintaining the momentum of the wind industry; it is a new landscape that developers, investors, off-takers and financiers will have to adapt to.
Brazil's corporate wind power buyers see the light
IN DEPTH | Power from wind projects won at Brazilian tenders is increasingly being sold on the non-regulated market, writes Alexandre Spatuzza
9 October 2018 10:59 GMT
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10 October 2018 6:48 GMT
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