Across emerging markets, particularly in Africa, energy access, reliability, and financing remain major constraints to economic growth. Public utilities often lack the capital required to expand infrastructure, while private investors face risks related to revenue certainty and regulatory frameworks.

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have emerged as critical instruments to bridge this gap by enabling collaboration between governments and private sector energy developers. PPAs between electricity producers and buyers (offtaker), define pricing, supply terms, and duration.

PPAs are central to PPP energy projects because they guarantee revenue streams, making projects bankable and attractive to investors. PPPs provide the institutional and financial structure for shared risk, financing, and infrastructure development.

This webinar aims to: Demystify PPAs and PPPs in the context of energy projects Explore how these instruments enable bankable renewable energy investments Provide insights into structuring, negotiating, and financing energy projects Highlight case studies from Africa and global markets Equip participants with practical knowledge for project development, policy, and investment