Continued operation: We purchase the wind power you generate and pay you a fixed price per MWh for the agreed contract term (pay-as-produced). We take on the balancing risk. 

Attractive fixed-price: To determine the best possible conditions for your wind assets, our price calculation incorporates forward contracts, short-term trading, and corporate PPAs. Transfer negative price risk to NEXT – or keep it to boost your fixed price.

Full-Service: We handle not only the trading of your electricity but also forecasting your wind production and taking on the role of the balance responsible party, including all associated obligations.

Guarantee of origin: The green electricity quality of your wind farm is also compensated. We take care of marketing your guarantees of origin.

Windkraftwerk Simonsfeld in Österreich in der Direktvermarktung

All markets: Our trading team is active across all relevant European power markets – from EPEX Spot and the EEX to the balancing energy markets of the transmission system operators

Large wind portfolio: With extensive experience in marketing major international wind farms, we understand the specific requirements of wind power trading.

Cross selling potential: Location concepts, crossmarket strategies for flexible assets and storage, and balancing energy – Next offers a full suite of marketing solutions for renewable energy. 

Turbine Windpark HKN

A Wind PPA, or Power Purchase Agreement, is an electricity supply contract concluded between an electricity offtaker and a wind farm operator. It defines the terms under which the electricity is purchased – including the amount of energy to be delivered, the agreed pricing structure, and the commercial and balancing related settlement processes.

A Wind PPA provides operators with certainty regarding electricity volumes and pricing – a key benefit in today’s volatile energy markets. For operators of assets whose governmental support scheme ends, PPAs have become an essential commercialization instrument. With a fixed-price agreement, operators can secure the economically viable continued operation of their wind farm and bridge nsubsidized periods until repowering.

The price of a fixed-price PPA is primarily based on the baseload price in the forward market – essentially reflecting the market value of the asset. This value results from expected forward market prices, adjusted for the difference between the plant’s expected feed in profile and the average monthly market value.
Taking into account marketing costs, balancing and forecasting expenses, as well as risk premiums, an offer price is then calculated based on the current forward market levels. Finally, the value of the guarantees of origin (GoOs) is added to determine the final PPA price.
 

Networked power from wind turbines

2 508MW

Number of wind turbines in the Next Pool

463Wind turbines

Foundation

2009Next Pool

Networked Capacity

15 541MW Q4 2025

Aggregated consumers

733MW

Locations

9
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