Your business
Provides site data and agrees site use and access. Buys delivered electricity; demand and operating requirements are agreed in the contract.
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QUANTAI ENERGY / PPA FOR BUSINESSES
Solar power for your business under a PPA
An investor finances construction and owns the plant at your site. Your business buys the solar electricity actually delivered under a power purchase agreement (PPA). QuantAI Energy helps assess the site, develop the technical concept and coordinate the project model.
01 / YOUR PROJECT
Which sites suit a PPA?
We first assess whether the site can accommodate a plant and use its output. We then compare the technical concept, project economics and the terms of a long-term arrangement.
- A business with consistent daytime electricity demand
- Usable roof space, land or parking area
- Clear site-use rights and a long-term operating outlook
- Available load, tariff and connection information
Who is responsible for what?
The contract defines the allocation of costs, responsibilities and risks after the site assessment.
The investor
Reviews the project, agrees financing and owns the plant. Arranges construction, monitoring and maintenance within its contractual responsibilities.
QuantAI Energy
Carries out the initial assessment and coordinates technical development and the parties involved. Its scope and role in design, construction and operation are agreed separately.
From site assessment to energy supply
Demand and site review
Review the load profile, tariff, site documents and usable area. Make an initial assessment of on-site use of solar energy.
Technical and financial assessment
Select capacity, location and connection options. Develop a generation scenario and the terms for investor consideration.
Agreement and contract
Agree the tariff, indexation, term, metering, access, maintenance and arrangements for changes in demand.
Construction and operation
Once contracts and financing are agreed, design, installation and commissioning are arranged. Metering follows the agreed supply and billing arrangements.
04 / TERMS
What to agree before signing a PPA
Investor funding allows a business to buy solar electricity without buying the plant itself. Site preparation and changes to existing infrastructure require a separate allocation of costs.
- Contract term, tariff and indexation
- Delivery point, metering and billing arrangements
- Reduced demand, shutdowns and generation limits
- Site access, maintenance, insurance and liability
- Buyout or transfer, early termination and site reinstatement
A PPA proposal depends on site assessment and investor agreement. Sending an enquiry does not approve financing, fix a tariff or create contractual obligations.
Compare the cost of the same energy volume
A one-year illustration. All three inputs below are assumptions that explain the calculation, not current tariffs or a PPA offer.
- Annual solar electricity delivered
- 500,000 kWh/year
- Comparable grid tariff
- 50 KZT/kWh
- PPA tariff
- 40 KZT/kWh
- The same volume at the grid tariff
- 25,000,000 KZT/year
- Payment under the PPA
- 20,000,000 KZT/year
- Illustrative cost difference
- 5,000,000 KZT/year
500,000 × (50 − 40) = KZT 5,000,000 per year
The difference applies only to the stated solar energy volume. Remaining electricity demand is billed separately. Both tariffs are compared on the same tax basis; indexation, additional payments and changes in grid charges are excluded here. The actual effect depends on the load profile and contract terms.
05 / SITE DATA
What to share for an assessment
Share the information you already have. We will identify any missing data after the initial review.
Assess PPA suitability ↗- Address, site type and operating schedule
- At least 3 months of consumption; ideally 12 months and an hourly load profile
- Current tariff and the electricity bill structure
- Roof, plot or parking plan and site-use information
- Technical conditions, allocated capacity, single-line diagram and connection details
- Planned site-use period and expected changes in demand
Before the project starts
Who owns the solar plant?
In this model the investor owns the plant. A buyout or transfer, its timing and price apply only if the parties include them in the contract.
Does the business need to fund construction?
The investor finances the solar plant itself. The parties need to allocate site preparation, roof strengthening, network changes and other associated works separately.
Is the PPA tariff always lower than the grid tariff?
The commercial benefit must be calculated. The comparison considers tariffs on the same basis, indexation, the load profile and all contractual payments. There is no universal discount.
What happens if the business uses less electricity?
Weekends, shutdowns and lower demand are considered before signing. Billing rules, generation limits and any minimum volumes need to be expressly agreed.
NEXT STEP
Assess PPA suitabilityLet's start with your site
Leave your contact details and site name in a short form. We will review the available data and suggest the next step.