What’s the difference between a CPPA and P2P arrangement?
Firstly, let’s get the definitions out of the way. A Corporate Power Purchase Agreement (CPPA) is a contract that links a corporate electricity consumer to a specific renewable power generator. A Peer-to-peer (P2P) arrangement is similar in that it links a generator to a consumer, but it differs from a CPPA in several ways.
To explore these differences and help consumers and generators better understand whether a CPPA or P2P may be more suitable for them, we’ve created a comparison table below.
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