Bridging the Gap in VPPA Financing: Energetic Capital's EneRate Credit Cover Expands
Building on Early Transaction Success, EneRate Credit Cover Brings Confidence and Capital Efficiency to the Expanding VPPA Market.
Demand for virtual and corporate power purchase agreements is increasing. The result is that the pool of offtakers entering into these agreements is getting larger. More sub-investment grade and unrated counterparties are emerging as buyers under these agreements. Multiple lenders, sponsors, and advisors have engaged Energetic to enhance offtaker credit and supplement credit support for such transactions.
“With this expansion into the VPPA market,
Energetic’s VPPA product is an extension of the EneRate Credit Cover product and demonstrates the multiple ways credit insurance can be used facilitate project deployment.
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