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ENERGY LUNCH / SELA Webinar: The Evolution of Power Purchase Agreements in a Comparative Perspective: The Italian and the Swiss Experiences

April 17, 2026

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On 16 April, SELA hosted the webinar “The Evolution of Power Purchase Agreements in a Comparative Perspective: The Italian and the Swiss Experiences”, as part of its Energy Lunch series. The webinar featured two speakers who addressed the topic of Power Purchase Agreements from complementary perspectives. Dr. Brigitta Kratz focused on the Swiss regulatory framework

Energy lunch: The evolution of Power Purchase Agreements in a comparative perspective: the Italian and the Swiss experiences

March 16, 2026

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Katarina Mirkovic

The PPA is no longer a contract you “close” – it’s a risk machine you engineer. Join Swiss Energy Law Association (SELA) for our first Energy Lunch of the year on “The evolution of Power Purchase Agreements in a comparative perspective: the Italian and the Swiss experiences”. As corporate PPAs evolve, so do the contractual

Corporate PPAs and the hidden trading layer: volume risk, shaping costs and regulatory exposure in the Swiss market

February 12, 2026

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Katarina Mirkovic

Katarina Mirkovic A corporate PPA is often sold as a bilateral hedge attached to a renewable asset: a fixed or indexed price on one side, “green” volumes on the other, and a reassuring narrative that volatility has been replaced by contract. That narrative survives only at a high level of abstraction. Performance is produced inside

SELA Annual Meeting 2025

February 2, 2026

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Katarina Mirkovic

We would like to extend a warm thank you to all speakers, moderators and participants for their contributions to the SELA Annual Meeting 2025, held on 27 November at the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) in Lugano. The event, jointly organised by SELA, USI and the La Suisse en Europe Association (ASE), focused on “The

SELA Annual Meeting 2025 – Event / The EU-CH Electricity Agreement: implications for Switzlerand

November 22, 2025

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Katarina Mirkovic

How could a future EU-CH electricity agreement influence Switzerland’s electricity system and its interaction with neighbouring markets? What might change for cross-border flows, grid stability and winter security of supply? These are some of the questions that will be at the centre of the Swiss Energy Law Association’s 2025 annual conference: The EU-CH Electricity Agreement: