Are You Paying Above Fair Value for Your PPAs?
The renewable power market is moving fast, creating both opportunity and complexity. With rising risks, opaque prices, volatility, and shifting policies – pricing and structuring contracts has never been harder.
Legacy pricing tools can’t keep up.
Pexapark's Price Intelligence Platform delivers sharper, real-time market visibility so originators can move quickly, capture opportunities and close competitive deals..
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Gain Unmatched Market Visibility
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Know the Value of Every Contract
Daily Fair Value benchmarks, reveal a contract’s intrinsic worth, calculated with Pexapark’s forward curves, and verified utility bid prices. -
Understand Where Deals Can Close Today
See real bid/offer ranges, – know where buyers and sellers align – to judge deal feasibility and identify attractive markets. -
Confidently Price Risk into Your Deals
Daily Forward Capture Curves, show how your peers price risk, calibrated against real market price evidence. -
Find Counterparties and Opportunities
Learn who is closing deals, in which markets, and what structures and tenors are winning in our PPA Deal Tracker.
Methodology Trusted by the Market
Pexapark’s robust, methodology reflects how the market truly prices power. Its quantitative pricing model is calibrated against real-world evidence and delivers daily PPA benchmarks.
Market data is captured from:
- Live negotiations and closed transactions
- Utility bids from IOSCO-aligned PPA Price Polling
- Market intelligence from Pexapark’s independent price reporters
Alongside modelled Fair Values, Pexapark publishes a Transactable Price Range for six markets – based on verified bids and offers from credible buyers and sellers.
Pexapark polling participants include utilities, traders, corporates, IPPs, funds, and developers, representing the full market.
"Pexapark has proven to be a useful source of PPA pricing information.
Heike Hülle Managing Director, MPC Capital AG
We use PexaQuote to get a better feel for the market and to benchmark our own valuation assumptions for projects."