Offered September 28, 2011. This DOE webcast is the second of a two part webcast series. The first webcast presented basic information about Power Purchase Agreement as a way to leverage private capital to install large-scale solar energy. This webcast will explore the more intricate pieces of power purchase agreements. It will cover the sometimes complex terms and conditions, several different legal structures, and the roles of the various parties, including how to share risk and reward. DOE's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program grantees, including Salt Lake County, will share how they structured their solar power-purchase agreement and benefitted the community by turning a Brownfield into a Brightfield.
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