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The solar power purchase contract (PPA) is a financial agreement in which the third-party solar developer is the one who is the one who owns, manages and manages the photovoltaic (PV) system and a client agrees to purchase power from the system at an agreed-upon price per kilowatt hour (kWh) for a predetermined period of time. Solar PPAs are a common way for businesses, schools and other entities to switch to solar power with minimal or no upfront costs. While solar PPAs may provide substantial financial benefits, it is important to understand that you will be relinquishing certain benefits associated with owning your own solar PV system. For example, you will not have the opportunity to take advantage of solar tax credits and other benefits, and you will not be allowed transfer excess energy back to grid. Additionally, you could be in the midst of annual price hikes, as well as early termination fees in the event that you decide to terminate the agreement before the end of the term. As such, it is essential to take a careful look at all of the advantages and disadvantages of solar PPAs prior to signing one.