[JPI Seminar] 'Key Points of Corporate PPA Contract Practice and Renewable Energy Procurement Strategy' Held on April 23 (Thu)
JPI (Japan Planning Institute) will hold a seminar on April 23, inviting Mr. Koji Fukatsu, a lawyer from TMI Associates, to explain the contract practices of corporate PPAs and strategies for procuring renewable energy.
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JPI (Japan Planning Institute) will hold a seminar inviting Mr. Koji Fukatsu, Partner and Lawyer at TMI Associates, to explain in detail the key points of corporate PPA contract practice and renewable energy procurement strategies.
[Details and Registration here] https://www.jpi.co.jp/seminar/17676
[Title]
Based on power plant development, acquisition, and operational disputes, RE100 requirements, and non-fossil value
Key Points of Corporate PPA Contract Practice and Renewable Energy Procurement Strategy
[Date and Time]
April 23, 2026 (Thursday) 13:30 - 16:00
*Applications for archive streaming are also accepted after the seminar has concluded.
[Instructor]
TMI Associates
Partner / Lawyer
Mr. Koji Fukatsu
[Lecture Overview]
As companies conduct business activities, initiatives for Carbon Neutrality (CN) are becoming increasingly important. As one of the measures to achieve CN, the movement to introduce Corporate PPAs (Power Purchase Agreements) to procure renewable energy electricity is expanding. In addition to on-site PPAs, off-site PPAs and virtual PPAs that supply only non-fossil certificates are also increasing.
In this seminar, after explaining each type of corporate PPA, we will discuss troubles arising in the development, acquisition, and operation of renewable energy power plants for corporate PPAs, and how to respond to them, based on recent court cases. We will also explain each contract clause of corporate PPAs.
Furthermore, we will provide commentary on discussions regarding RE100 Technical Criteria, co-location of storage batteries, and the pricing of non-fossil certificates.
[Lecture Topics]
1. Corporate PPAs
(1) Physical PPA (On-site)
(2) Physical PPA (Off-site) including self-consignment
(3) Virtual PPA
2. Contract Clauses of Corporate PPAs
3. Troubles and Countermeasures in the Development, Acquisition, and Operation of Renewable Energy Power Plants
4. RE100 Technical Criteria
5. Co-location of Storage Batteries
[Details and Registration here] https://www.jpi.co.jp/seminar/17676
[Title]
Based on power plant development, acquisition, and operational disputes, RE100 requirements, and non-fossil value
Key Points of Corporate PPA Contract Practice and Renewable Energy Procurement Strategy
[Date and Time]
April 23, 2026 (Thursday) 13:30 - 16:00
*Applications for archive streaming are also accepted after the seminar has concluded.
[Instructor]
TMI Associates
Partner / Lawyer
Mr. Koji Fukatsu
[Lecture Overview]
As companies conduct business activities, initiatives for Carbon Neutrality (CN) are becoming increasingly important. As one of the measures to achieve CN, the movement to introduce Corporate PPAs (Power Purchase Agreements) to procure renewable energy electricity is expanding. In addition to on-site PPAs, off-site PPAs and virtual PPAs that supply only non-fossil certificates are also increasing.
In this seminar, after explaining each type of corporate PPA, we will discuss troubles arising in the development, acquisition, and operation of renewable energy power plants for corporate PPAs, and how to respond to them, based on recent court cases. We will also explain each contract clause of corporate PPAs.
Furthermore, we will provide commentary on discussions regarding RE100 Technical Criteria, co-location of storage batteries, and the pricing of non-fossil certificates.
[Lecture Topics]
1. Corporate PPAs
(1) Physical PPA (On-site)
(2) Physical PPA (Off-site) including self-consignment
(3) Virtual PPA
2. Contract Clauses of Corporate PPAs
3. Troubles and Countermeasures in the Development, Acquisition, and Operation of Renewable Energy Power Plants
4. RE100 Technical Criteria
5. Co-location of Storage Batteries