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Below are samples of the common key clean energy project agreements. Email us if you have questions about what template to use with a particular type of project.
POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENT
The PPA details the terms of purchase for power from a clean energy producing system. In addition to defining the purchase price and the terms of service, the PPA also helps to efficiently manage any disputes between producers and offtakers.
SITE LEASE
The power system’s success depends on access to adequate land and facilities. The ground lease ensures that the array will be allowed to remain undisturbed on the selected plot, with appropriate facilities and rights for power transmission and maintenance.
MODEL FIT ROOF LEASE AGREEMENT
Establishing site control for a rooftop project differs from groundmount but it’s still equally important. This rooftop lease gives you the rights to access, own, and operate your system undisturbed on the site owner’s roof for the duration of your PPA. It’s ideal for feed-in-tariff (“FIT”) projects.
MODEL FIT ROOF LEASE GUIDE
This is a step-by-step guide that walks through the rooftop site lease above and answers the following question: why have this provision? The discussion of the roof lease begins on page 35 of the guide.
ENGINEERING, PROCUREMENT AND CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT
A well written EPC contract is essential for developers working with independent contractors to complete a project. The EPC contract provides instructions for contractors about their responsibilities, and helps to keep a project on schedule and in conformity with a developer’s plans.
O&M AGREEMENT
The O&M Agreeement is essential for setting forth the scope, warranties, timing, and price for the ongoing operational and maintenance needs of a project.
Disclaimer – No Legal Advice
We’ve provided these agreements as a reference for informational purposes only. These materials do not constitute legal advice, and there is no guarantee that this information is correct, complete, or up to date. You should consult with an attorney in your state to receive appropriate legal advice on the particular facts and circumstances at issue for your project.