Re Alloys takes another step towards green energy

In August, Re Alloys signed a Contract for Difference (CfD), also known as a virtual Power Purchase Agreement (vPPA), with a group of Ergy’s clients. This agreement supports the development of photovoltaic installations with a total capacity of 89 MWp, representing a key element of the company’s energy strategy and a tangible contribution to the green transition and a future based on renewable energy sources.

The project is the result of close collaboration between the teams at Re Alloys, Luma Holding,  and ERGY. Special thanks go to Michał Lewczuk, Ashu Jha, Piotr Sosnowski, Monika Sawarska, and Katarzyna Piwowarczyk-Ściebura for their professionalism, commitment, and determination that made this initiative possible.

Why is a virtual Power Purchase Agreement (vPPA) such an important step?
It is a modern financial solution that:

    • supports the development of renewable energy sources regardless of their location,
    • stabilises energy prices in the long term,
    • enables effective implementation of sustainability goals.

At Re Alloys and across the Luma Holding Group, we believe that the energy transition is not a temporary trend but a responsibility towards future generations. That is why we continue to invest in projects and partnerships that contribute to building a modern, sustainable energy market based on clean sources.