Document background
The Renewable Energy Agreement serves as a fundamental legal instrument for structuring renewable energy transactions in Belgium. It is primarily used when parties seek to establish a formal relationship for the generation, supply, or purchase of renewable energy, whether through direct supply arrangements, virtual power purchase agreements, or on-site generation projects. The document incorporates essential elements required under Belgian federal and regional energy laws, EU directives, and industry standards. It addresses critical aspects such as energy specifications, regulatory compliance, green certificates, grid requirements, and commercial terms. This agreement type is particularly relevant in the context of Belgium's energy transition goals and green certificate schemes, requiring careful consideration of both federal and regional regulatory frameworks. The document is designed to be adaptable to various renewable energy technologies while maintaining compliance with Belgian energy market regulations and technical requirements.
