



A VPPA is a financial contract between your organisation and a renewable energy generator. Unlike a traditional PPA, electricity is not physically delivered to your site. Instead, the energy is sold into the wholesale market, and a financial “contract for difference” is settled between both parties. Fidelity Energy advises on structuring these agreements, assessing market exposure, and managing the ongoing settlement process, ensuring your VPPA aligns with both financial and sustainability objectives.
We scan the developer market to identify VPPA opportunities aligned with your organisation’s risk profile, sustainability goals, and long-term strategy. From financial modelling and risk assessment to contract negotiation and settlement, we manage the full VPPA lifecycle on your behalf. We also simplify complex VPPA structures, including settlement calculations and market price exposure, giving you clarity and control throughout the agreement.












Support the development of new renewable energy projects by providing long-term revenue certainty to generators.
Contribute to carbon reduction targets by backing renewable generation and improving ESG reporting outcomes.
Protect against long-term electricity price volatility through a structured financial agreement linked to wholesale markets.
Support renewable projects in different regions, regardless of where your organisation consumes energy.






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