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					</table>The national P25 solar power purchase agreement (PPA) prices in the U.S. in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2023 rose 3% compared to Q3, while P25 wind prices increased 5%.
LevelTen’s P25 Price Index represents the 25th percentile PPA prices. All PPA price data in LevelTen’s report are based on the prices developers offer for PPA contracts and not the transacted PPA prices.
The reported market-averaged blended index of wind and solar in North America P25 PPA prices were up 4% in Q4 of as compared to Q3, according to a recent report from <a href="https://www.leveltenenergy.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">LevelTen Energy</a>.
The report analyzes the North American and European markets, revealing dynamic pricing shifts and sheds light on the challenges buyers and developers face.
During the quarter, the market-averaged blended index of wind and solar P25 PPA prices decreased by 2% across Europe. P25 solar prices declined by 3%, and P25 wind prices saw a 1% decrease.
North America
The fluctuations in both solar and wind prices were notable across various Independent System Operators (ISOs). Solar P25 prices decreased by 3% in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) but surged by 15% in California Independent System Operator (CAISO).
Wind prices varied widely, with a 6% decrease in CAISO and an 18% increase in Southwest Power Pool (SPP).
Regional factors, such as interconnection challenges and queue backlogs, played a crucial role in this diverse pricing landscape. Developers, facing sustained demand for renewable energy, grappled with economic uncertainty, incorporating associated risks into their pricing strategies.
The solar market presented a mixed scenario, with a 15% increase in P25 prices in CAISO but decreases in other regions, including a 3% drop in ERCOT and a 2% decrease in SPP.
Sam Mumford, an analyst at LevelTen Energy, attributed the downward pressure on solar PPA prices to factors like panel price moderation, improved supply chain conditions, and expectations of future interest rate changes.
Conversely, increases were likely influenced by regulatory adjustments, market conditions, and heightened buyer demand, particularly in CAISO.
Solar PPA prices in North America had <a href="https://www.mercomindia.com/solar-wind-ppa-prices-europe-north-america-q3" target="_blank" rel="noopener">increased</a> by 4% in the third quarter, rebounding from a slight dip from the previous quarter.
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Mumford noted the persistent push-pull dynamics in solar PPA prices, with challenges evolving from supply chain issues to the impact of high-interest rates on project returns.
Wind prices also exhibited variability by ISO, with SPP experiencing an 18% increase and ERCOT seeing an 8% rise. CAISO, on the other hand, observed a 6% decrease, while Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) recorded a 1% drop.
Developers continued to incorporate macro-level uncertainties into pricing, reflecting the influence of factors like the higher cost of capital.
Despite these fluctuations, Mumford emphasized that corporate demand for PPAs remained robust, driven by the electrification of transportation, increasing power needs from data centers, and growing demand for renewable energy.
He highlighted the need for PPA buyers and sellers to maintain a flexible partnership approach amid evolving market conditions and stricter financing requirements from banks.
Europe 
Plácido Ostos, Director of European Energy Analytics at LevelTen Energy, expressed optimism at the slight easing of upward price pressure after a period of rising PPA prices.
European solar PPA prices witnessed a 3% decrease during Q4 2023, attributed to improving supply chain conditions and a global oversupply of solar panels.
The decline was notable in Spain, Portugal, and Germany, while Italy and the United Kingdom experienced increases of 6% and 1%, respectively. Ostos highlighted the impact of local competition, government policy changes, and the financial effects of high interest rates on these variations.
Wind PPA prices in Europe decreased by 1%, influenced by the loss of higher-priced markets like France and the U.K. Wind development faced challenges in Europe, including high component prices, inflation impacts, high interest rates, and limited site availability.
Ostos said relief in the form of the European Wind Power Package and support schemes from the European Investment Bank aimed at facilitating a robust financing environment for European wind projects helped wind PPA prices go southward.
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Noteworthy trends included a 5% decrease in Finnish wind prices, a 1% increase in Spain, and a 2% increase in Romania. However, challenges such as offering liquidity and the absence of traditionally active markets in the UK contributed to varied pricing across the continent.
Ostos stressed the complexity of identifying a single trend in the European wind market due to multiple influencing factors.
Despite the challenges, Ostos noted that the slight decrease in PPA prices in Q4, coupled with improving supply chain conditions and potential reductions in interest rates, was encouraging.
The demand for PPAs and renewable energy in Europe was expected to remain high due to electrification efforts and the expansion of the green hydrogen sector. Ostos advised PPA buyers to prioritize preparation and transactional efficiency to secure favorable deals amid evolving market conditions.
According to a Lawrence Berkely National Laboratory report, the levelized cost of energy for utility-scale solar projects <a href="https://www.mercomindia.com/falling-costs-drove-solar-installations-in-the-us-in-2021" target="_blank" rel="noopener">decreased</a> by about 85% in the U.S. since 2010 to $33/MWh in 2021.

US Solar PPA Prices Up 3%; Europe’s Wind-Solar Rates Down 2% in Q4 2023

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					</table>Solar power purchase agreement (PPA) prices in North America increased by 4% during the third quarter (Q3) of 2023, rebounding from a slight dip in Q2. The uptick was driven by price rises within specific Independent System Operators (ISOs).
Across the Atlantic, Europe&#8217;s solar and wind energy sectors also displayed upward pricing trends during Q3. This shift comes after a period of relative pricing relief in Q1 and Q2.
European solar PPA prices in Q3 rose by 2%, indicating that the market may be reaching a new pricing equilibrium.
The findings were unveiled in the <a href="https://www.leveltenenergy.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">LevelTen Energy</a> study, which analyzes the North American and European markets, revealing dynamic pricing shifts and shedding light on the challenges buyers and developers face.
LevelTen&#8217;s P25 Price Index represents 25th percentile PPA prices. All PPA price data in LevelTen&#8217;s report are based on the prices developers offer for PPA contracts, not the transacted PPA prices.
North America 
The solar and wind energy sectors in North America showcased distinct patterns, highlighting the industry&#8217;s resilience.
In the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland Interconnection (PJM region), solar P25 prices surged by 12% during Q3, reflecting a substantial 31% year-over-year (YoY) increase.
Several factors contributed to this surge, including permitting challenges in Virginia, a shortage of construction companies in the area resulting in higher construction costs, projected increases in future electricity prices in PJM over the next decade, and insufficient transmission infrastructure to meet the demand for clean energy.
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Wind Energy Market
On the other hand, the North American P25 wind PPA prices remained relatively stable, with a marginal 1% decrease in Q3. The decline can be attributed to decreased Southwest Power Pool (SPP) prices. This quarter&#8217;s decrease contrasts with Q2, where prices saw a significant 13% rise due to low supply across ISOs.
The substantial increase in wind development in the SPP region, which outpaced projected energy demand, intensified competition and consequently led to lower prices.
The blended P25 prices, representing a mix of solar and wind PPAs, showed a 2% rise in Q3, resulting in an 18% increase YoY.
Challenges for Buyers and Developers
The report said that while Q3 price increases averaged lower than some previous quarters, the cumulative effect of years of rising prices has created challenges for both corporate buyers and developers.
Buyers are increasingly being asked to assume more commercial and financial risk, making it difficult to secure approval from their CFOs. Developers are also grappling with providing pricing relief in the face of various development and financing challenges. The expectation of a prolonged high-interest rate environment is pushing up costs for developers, affecting energy players of all sizes.
Pricing trends vary by ISO and are heavily influenced by regional considerations. The report covers seven North American Independent System Operator (ISO) markets, including AESO (Alberta Electric System Operator), California Independent System Operator (CAISO), Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), ISO New England (ISO-NE), Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), PJM, and SPP.
For instance, solar prices in ERCOT decreased by 4% in Q3 due to a decrease in regulatory threats and risk premiums. Meanwhile, SPP saw a significant 13% decrease in P25 wind PPA prices, possibly due to a surge in lower-priced wind offers entering the market.
Europe 
LevelTen Energy&#8217;s report sheds light on the evolving European P25 PPA market, marking a possible shift towards a &#8220;new normal&#8221; for pricing following earlier surges triggered by the pandemic and geopolitical events.
Previously, steep price increases were driven by the pandemic and geopolitical factors such as the war in Ukraine.
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The stabilization of the supply chain eased the upward price pressure witnessed in the first half of 2023.
However, a significant drop in French nuclear generation in recent months led to increased electricity prices across Central Europe, particularly affecting solar PPA prices in markets like France, Germany, and Poland.
Moreover, a looming labor shortage stresses project finance models, which, in turn, adds a premium to Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) costs for solar developers. Ongoing interest rate hikes also create substantial cost pressures in the European market.
European Wind Energy Market
In Q3, European wind PPA prices experienced a 2% increase in the Market-Averaged P25 prices. This upward trend can be partly attributed to price increases in Spain, where demand for wind PPAs is rising, mainly due to concerns about price cannibalization and solar project curtailment.
However, European wind developers continue to face several challenges that may prevent wind PPA prices from decreasing significantly. Permitting difficulties and community opposition in many markets are increasing costs and extending development timelines.
Additionally, the economics of wind development are influenced by stubborn inflation across project inputs and rising financing costs due to ongoing interest rate hikes.
Country-Level Ambitions and Legislation
European countries are diverging in their commitments to tackling the climate crisis. While the European Parliament recently approved legally binding targets to increase renewable energy buildout, some countries have varying levels of ambition.
For example, France introduced a plan to curb greenhouse gas emissions and support offshore wind, while the UK softened its net-zero plans and expanded oil drilling in the North Sea. European policymakers face the challenge of aligning on a bold path to decarbonization, especially in the wake of record-breaking temperatures.
The report noted that with rising corporate demand for European PPAs, and PPA prices are unlikely to experience substantial decreases soon, and buyers are encouraged to collaborate with advisors and identify projects that align with their sustainability goals.
Europe&#8217;s wholesale electricity markets are also witnessing a heightened occurrence of negative grid prices, a trend that is anticipated to become more frequent in the years ahead. These negative prices represent genuine hazards to PPA purchasers, whose contractual settlements are linked to the pricing dynamics of wholesale markets.
This surge in price volatility can be attributed to various factors, encompassing the increased prevalence of price cannibalization, the proliferation of distributed energy generation, the persistence of legacy subsidy schemes, and the inadequacies of grid infrastructure to accommodate renewable energy sources effectively.
According to a Lawrence Berkely National Laboratory report, LCOE for utility-scale solar projects <a href="https://www.mercomindia.com/falling-costs-drove-solar-installations-in-the-us-in-2021" target="_blank" rel="noopener">decreased</a> by about 85% in the U.S. since 2010 to $33/MWh in 2021.
A recent Legal and General Investment Management <a href="https://www.mercomindia.com/global-additional-investment-every-year" target="_blank" rel="noopener">report</a> said that Europe would experience high energy prices in the coming years if sufficient decarbonization funding is delayed by another decade.

Solar and Wind PPA Prices Across Europe and North America Inched Up in Q3

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					</table>According to a report from <a href="https://www.leveltenenergy.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">LevelTen Energy</a>, solar and wind power purchase agreement (PPA) prices in North America are stabilizing, presenting an opportunity for buyers to secure favorable clean energy deals. However, in Europe, the increasing demand for clean energy is expected to moderate the decreases in PPA prices.
In Europe, PPA prices are driven by factors like the EU&#8217;s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and the increase in electricity prices following geopolitical events.
These findings were published by LevelTen Energy, a renewable energy transaction infrastructure company that tracks clean energy prices in North America and Europe. They utilize price indices derived from PPA proposals submitted to the LevelTen Energy Marketplace by wind and solar project developers.
North America
According to LevelTen’s P25 Price Index, representing the 25th percentile PPA price, the PPA prices in North America displayed stability through the second quarter (Q2) of 2023.
The &#8220;P25 Price Index&#8221; represents the 25th percentile of PPA prices for clean energy projects and is based on the prices offered by developers to potential buyers and not on the actual prices from completed transactions.
During this period, there was a modest 1% decrease in solar PPA prices compared to the first quarter (Q1) and a notable 25% increase year-over-year (YoY).
The decrease marks the first time since Q1 2020 that the average continental solar PPA price has gone down, signaling a positive development amid a market facing challenges such as inflation, supply chain complexities, rising interest rates, and regulatory uncertainty.
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The report also highlighted that increased mobility in the solar supply chain, with a significant influx of photovoltaic modules crossing the border into the U.S., contributed to the Q2 solar PPA price stability.
On the other hand, the wind index rose by 13% compared to Q1 2023 and 30% YoY.
Wind PPA prices across North America are rising due to various challenges developers face, including difficulties in commissioning new projects, longer permit processing times, and higher interconnection costs compared to historical norms.
As a result, fewer wind projects are entering the market than solar. However, despite these challenges, demand for wind remains steady, with repeat buyers looking to diversify their portfolio and those with hourly matching targets relying on wind to generate clean electricity when solar is unavailable.
In the first half (1H) of 2023, LevelTen Energy tracked 11.9 GW of clean energy capacity contracted via PPAs in North America, setting the year on track to surpass the 22.5 GW signed in 2022.
The increasing demand for clean energy from various sectors, such as corporations, utilities, and retail electricity providers, makes securing PPAs to meet emissions reduction targets important before competition becomes more intense.
The report also outlined regional variations in PPA pricing across North American Independent System Operator (ISO) markets. While P25 solar PPA prices remained relatively stable in most markets, there was a 14% increase in solar PPA prices in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) due to legislative uncertainty during Texas&#8217; 88th legislative session.
Wind availability in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland Interconnection (PJM) was lower, with insufficient data to report pricing. In contrast, wind prices in Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), a regional transmission organization (RTO) in the United States, rose by 24% amid interconnection delays.
Europe 
The PPA Price Index report indicates that wind and solar PPA prices have stabilized in Europe after years of price increases. The P25 index of wind and solar PPA price offers dropped by 4% quarter over quarter.
While lower gas prices contributed to the decline, developers still face rising costs, with escalating financing costs, high-interest rates, and ongoing supply chain issues.
Record-high corporate demand for PPAs also outpaces available supply, creating uncertainty about future price trends.
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There has been explosive growth in solar in recent years in Spain due to above-average land availability, a sunny climate, and an active PPA market.
The rising supply of solar energy has led to lower electricity prices during daylight hours, causing an effect known as solar price cannibalization. In response to an increase in adverse pricing risks, solar PPA prices in Spain dropped 9% in Q2.
However, this has made Spain less attractive for solar developers, prompting some to explore wind projects as an alternative clean energy source without the same cannibalization issues.
Meanwhile, wind development shows signs of resurgence in Europe, with governments amending policies that previously hindered progress. According to LevelTen Energy, Germany is a country to watch for wind development, with ambitious targets and plans to simplify permitting procedures and allocate additional areas for onshore wind development.
According to a Lawrence Berkely National Laboratory report, utility-scale solar projects’ LCOE <a href="https://www.mercomindia.com/falling-costs-drove-solar-installations-in-the-us-in-2021" target="_blank" rel="noopener">decreased</a> by about 85% in the U.S. since 2010 to $33/MWh in 2021.
A recent Legal and General Investment Management <a href="https://www.mercomindia.com/global-additional-investment-every-year" target="_blank" rel="noopener">report</a> said that Europe would experience high energy prices in the coming years if sufficient decarbonization funding is delayed by another decade.

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