UK solar PPA market sees ‘lucky streak’ end, raising risks for 2030 clean power target -report

Published 14:41 on February 11, 2025  /  Last updated at 14:41 on February 11, 2025  / /  EMEA, UK ETS

The UK's solar power purchase agreement (PPA) market has thrived in recent years due to a rare alignment of market prices and seasonal conditions, but this 'lucky streak' is unlikely to continue, according to new analysis released on Tuesday.
The UK's solar power purchase agreement (PPA) market has thrived in recent years due to a rare alignment of market prices and seasonal conditions, but this 'lucky streak' is unlikely to continue, according to new analysis released on Tuesday.


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