Corporate PPA Contracts and Renewable Energy Procurement Strategies
On April 23, 2026, JPI (Japan Policy Institute) will host a seminar led by attorney Koji Fukatsu from TMI Associates. The focus will be on the practical aspects of Corporate Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and essential strategies for procuring renewable energy.
As businesses increasingly prioritize carbon neutrality (CN), the adoption of corporate PPAs has surged. These agreements allow companies to procure renewable energy, thus supporting their corporate sustainability goals. The seminar will delve deep into various types of corporate PPAs, including onsite and offsite options, as well as virtual PPAs that solely provide non-fossil certificates.
Key Highlights of the Seminar
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Understanding Corporate PPAs: Participants will learn about the three main types of corporate PPAs: Physical On-site PPA, Physical Off-site PPA (including self-delivery), and Virtual PPA.
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Contractual Elements: A thorough examination of the specific contract clauses related to corporate PPAs will be provided, ensuring that attendees are well-aware of their implications.
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Challenges in Renewable Energy Projects: The seminar will address potential complications that may arise during the development, acquisition, and operation of renewable energy facilities connected to corporate PPAs. Recent court cases will be discussed to illustrate common disputes and resolutions.
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Technical Requirements of RE100: An overview of the technical criteria set forth by RE100, an initiative aimed at accelerating the transition to 100% renewable energy, will also be presented.
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Battery Storage Integration: The benefits of integrating battery storage solutions with renewable energy systems will be discussed, highlighting their significance in maximizing efficiency.
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Valuating Non-Fossil Certificates: A discussion on the pricing dynamics of non-fossil certificates will enlighten participants about the financial aspects of renewable energy procurement.
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Q&A Session: An interactive question-and-answer segment will allow attendees to engage directly with the instructor and clarify any uncertainties.
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Networking Opportunity: Following the main presentation, a networking session will enable participants to exchange business cards and insights, fostering connections across various industries.
Attendance Options
Participants can join the seminar in one of three ways:
- - In-Person Attendance: Note that this does not include access to the archived content.
- - Live Online Participation: This option also excludes archive access.
- - Archive Only: Available for those who may not attend the live session but wish to access the content later.
Special Pricing: For those attending in-person or online live, an additional special fee of 18,500 JPY (tax included) can secure access to the archived session. The standard tuition fee is 37,490 JPY for individuals, while groups of two or more from the same organization can enroll at a discounted rate of 32,490 JPY each. Notably, public organization personnel can register up to two participants for only 11,000 JPY each for on-site or live stream participation.
Register for the Seminar
For further details and registration, please visit
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Post-Seminar Engagement
Following the seminar, participants will have the opportunity to direct inquiries to the instructor. Building a professional network with both the lecturer and fellow attendees can foster future collaborations and knowledge sharing.
About JPI
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