SMEs are facing increasing energy prices and regulatory pressure for sustainable transformation. While large companies are already using Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to secure long-term stable and cost-effective energy prices, this option often remains out of reach for many medium-sized companies due to high minimum purchase volumes, complex contract structures and limited market access.

The young company ECO2GROW is now offering a customized solution for medium-sized companies: with the innovative multibuyer PPA approach, the Bonn-based company aggregates the energy needs of several companies, thus enabling direct access to green electricity from wind and solar parks – and at prices that were previously reserved for large companies. According to ECO2GROW, this has several advantages: firstly, “economies of scale through bundling”, because combining several companies realizes bulk buyer conditions; secondly, “price and planning security”, because virtual PPAs enable fixed electricity prices and protect against market fluctuations while also preserving existing supply structures; thirdly, “easy implementation”, because standardized contract models reduce administrative effort and increase transparency, and finally, fourthly, “sustainability with verification”, because the green electricity comes from specific generation plants and is clearly traceable, which is considered an important factor for ESG strategies and regulatory requirements.

Video