Document background
Commercial Power Purchase Agreements are essential instruments in Singapore's liberalized electricity market, enabling direct electricity trading between generators and commercial consumers. These agreements are particularly relevant when businesses seek to secure long-term electricity supply at predictable prices or wish to source power from specific generation sources, including renewable energy facilities. The document must comply with Singapore's regulatory framework, including the Electricity Act 2001 and EMA guidelines, while addressing commercial aspects such as pricing mechanisms, delivery obligations, and risk allocation. The agreement structure reflects Singapore's unique energy market characteristics and regulatory requirements.
