North American PPA prices rise in first quarter as IRA stabilises market
North American PPA prices rise in first quarter as IRA stabilises market | Windpower Monthly
North American PPA prices rise in first quarter as IRA stabilises market
North American power purchase agreement (PPA) offer prices – including for wind and solar-- rose an average of 6.6% to $50.32/MWh, in the first quarter according to the operator of the world’s largest PPA marketplace.
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