Wind farms don’t just depend on the weather, they also rely on financial derivatives to keep projects stable and profitable.
Behind the turbines, renewable-energy operators use Virtual Power Purchase Agreements (VPPAs) to lock in prices and guarantee revenue for clean power.
A VPPA is a derivative designed to lock in power prices at set levels over a period of years. It is often structured as a Contract for Difference (CFD).
The contracts hedge risk and support long term sustainability, but they also trigger trade reporting obligations under regimes like EMIR, ASIC and MAS.
TRAction makes sure those complex derivative trades are reported accurately and on time, so wind farms can focus on delivering green energy to the grid.
