Power purchase agreements
Corporate PPAs, sleeved PPAs, virtual PPA concepts and offtake risk.
PPAs and contracts Romania
We draft and review PPAs, route-to-market arrangements, EPC, O&M, supply and balancing contracts where legal structure must match COD, grid risk, bankability and market participation.
PPA terms are checked against COD, grid and balancing exposure.
EPC and O&M contracts are aligned with permits, grid and performance tests.
Direct agreements, security and step-in logic are built into the contract set.
Where we fit
A Romanian PPA or project contract is not bankable because it is long. It is bankable when the contract reflects the project's actual grid status, permits, COD path, balancing exposure, performance obligations and lender requirements.
What we do
We do not isolate documents. We test how each item changes price, timing, bankability, signing risk or dispute posture.
Corporate PPAs, sleeved PPAs, virtual PPA concepts and offtake risk.
Trading, supply, balancing, BRP interfaces and market participation assumptions.
Scope, delay, testing, LDs, grid interface, change orders and performance security.
Availability, warranties, safety, reporting and BESS-specific interfaces.
How we help
The output is designed for investors, lenders and management teams: priority risks, next actions, negotiation points and documents that need repair.
Check whether contract assumptions match permits, ATR, COD and market role.
Turn technical and regulatory uncertainty into clear contract obligations.
Review lender requirements, direct agreements and step-in before closing pressure.
When we help
When a teaser, data room or early seller claim needs a fast legal reality check.
When ANRE, grid, permitting or contract steps need to be sequenced against value.
When lenders or buyers will test bankability, transferability and project maturity.
When delays, refusals, guarantee calls, disputes or authority correspondence need a record.
Workstreams
Corporate PPAs, sleeved PPAs, virtual PPA concepts and offtake risk.
Trading, supply, balancing, BRP interfaces and market participation assumptions.
Scope, delay, testing, LDs, grid interface, change orders and performance security.
Availability, warranties, safety, reporting and BESS-specific interfaces.
Direct agreements, step-in, assignment, consent and contract amendments.
Default, termination, force majeure, change in law and evidence strategy.
Client scenarios
We separate genuine maturity from marketing language and turn gaps into price, CPs and protections.
We connect grid rights, ANRE status, contracts and technical assumptions before credit approval.
We build the correspondence record and identify the procedural route before value erodes.

How we work
Check whether contract assumptions match permits, ATR, COD and market role.
Turn technical and regulatory uncertainty into clear contract obligations.
Review lender requirements, direct agreements and step-in before closing pressure.
FAQ
It should address delivery structure, COD, volume, price, guarantees of origin, balancing, curtailment, change in law, credit support, default and termination.
Sleeved structures may be relevant, but they depend on supplier/trader roles, market access, balancing and the allocation of payment and performance risk.
Lenders usually focus on assignability, step-in rights, termination, cure periods, direct agreements, performance security and consistency with permits and grid status.
Start with the file
We will identify the clauses that carry project, bankability or market risk and what should be negotiated first.