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Power your journey to Net Zero
Why partner with Downing?
Partnering with Downing means working with a trusted renewable energy investor and operator who combines financial strength with deep sector expertise. We deliver CPPAs that provide long-term price certainty and access to RE100 compliant power.
By choosing a CPPA through Downing, you are helping to add new renewable energy capacity to the grid rather than purchasing renewable energy that already exists.
Power Purchase Agreements FAQs
Get in touchA CPPA is a contract under which a business agrees to buy some or all of its electricity directly from a renewable energy generator, such as a solar or wind farm (which is connected to the grid).
Downing can offer a range of contract lengths to suit your business energy procurement strategy. This could range from 5 to 15 years for a CPPA up to 25 years for a private-wire PPA.
Yes - CPPAs are a cost effective way to purchase green energy, offering long-term price certainty, protection from market volatility, and direct access to renewable power without upfront capital investment.
Virtual PPAs allow buyers access to low-carbon electricity and the associated renewable certificates through a financial arrangement only; there is no physical supply point. Downing offer Virtual PPA's.
Yes - alongside supplying renewable energy from operational solar and wind farms across the UK and Nordics, Downing also offers RE100 compliant energy sourced from our pipeline of new renewable projects currently under development.
Complete the short 'Get in touch' form on the 'Contact' tab and a member of Downing's Power Purchase Agreement team will be in touch shortly to find out more about your requirements.
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DRD is a trading name of Downing Renewables Developments LLP (a private limited liability partnership with registration number OC439748). DRD is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, (“FCA”). As such, clients will not be afforded the protections available under the rules of the FCA and will not be eligible for compensation under the rules of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (“FSCS”).