Erova Energy has expanded its trading relationship with Greencoat through the signing of a PPA for the Braes of Doune wind farm.
The onshore wind farm has been in operation since June 2007 and is comprised of 36 turbines, with a total capacity of 72MW.
Greencoat own 100% of the wind farm following a 50% acquisition in March 2013 and then acquiring the remaining 50% in February 2021.
The site is supported under the Renewable Obligation Scheme which Greencoat will manage independently whilst Erova will manage the day-to-day market access, forecasting, and balancing of the wind farm.
The Braes of Doune also participates within the Balancing Mechanism with Erova acting as the Lead Party.
Erova is a short-term power trading expert in Europe, operating across the UK, Ireland, Germany, France and the Netherlands.
It provides generators with a range of trading services, from traditional PPAs through to flexible route-to-market trading arrangements.
The addition of the Braes of Doune takes Erova’s generation portfolio to over 1GW and further additions including battery storage projects are expected before the end of the year.
Erova Energy director of orgination Nick Williams said: “We are delighted to be expanding our relationship with Greencoat, utilising our bespoke PPA structure that allows the wind farm to maximise its overall trade value.
“Not to mention the Braes of Doune is a great wind farm that was one of the first renewable assets I worked on back as an analyst, it’s great to be working with it again.”