A different way
to procure energy.
Explore a power purchase agreement that aligns the energy asset, the commercial contract and your operating needs.
The equipment matters.
So does the agreement.
A PPA sets out how electricity is purchased over an agreed term. QuantNu helps bring the technical project and commercial requirements together before parties commit to a structure.
On-site & off-site options
Assess the structure against your site, demand, market rules and the arrangements available from prospective counterparties.
- Project and customer suitability
- Site, load and market requirements
Price, term & allocation
Understand the pricing mechanism, escalation, minimum commitments and the way generation and demand are matched.
- Commercial assumptions and exposure
- Change, transfer and end-of-term provisions
Ownership & performance
Define who owns, maintains and operates the equipment, and how performance, metering and service obligations are handled.
- Maintenance and operating interfaces
- Metering, reporting and accountability
Clarity before commitment.
Availability depends on the market, project and counterparties. A PPA does not automatically remove all upfront costs or guarantee savings; pricing, obligations and risk allocation must be assessed in the proposed agreement.
Qualify the opportunity
Review electricity demand, the site or supply requirements and your preferred commercial horizon.
Compare the structures
Assess purchase, lease and PPA options on consistent technical and commercial assumptions.
Align the responsibilities
Bring the equipment scope, operating plan and agreement requirements into one coordinated discussion.