Lotus Solar Farm. Image: Global Power Generation
Press Release
“This is the second time that QEnergy has concluded a PPA transaction using the WePower platform. It is a strong signal to energy retailers and project owners that WePower is quickly becoming a go-to place to conclude wholesale renewable energy transactions.Standardisation and digitisation of energy procurement enable transactions to be executed faster and at lower cost. At the same time, retailers can quickly offer new energy products for retail clients of all sizes – households, small and medium enterprises, and commercial and industrial consumers. We are democratising renewable energy procurement for all market participants.”
“We are excited to leverage WePower’s digitised PPAs to offer our retail customers the opportunities to buy energy from local renewable energy projects as well as reduce their energy bills. All retail clients will get full transparency where their energy comes from and how it was generated.”.
“Having worked through WePower’s standardised contracts and processes on the Wagga transaction, we envisage using WePower to market and contract other projects in our growing pipeline.”
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