Whether you’re new to power purchase agreements (PPAs) or you already have a few contracts under your belt, the intricacies of PPAs for renewable energy can be challenging to navigate.
BRC and EY have released an International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) accounting primer to help organizations:
- Understand and assess potential accounting implications of renewables PPAs
- Explain these implications to internal stakeholders
- Review the key stages of decision making for assessing PPA accounting
In this webinar, Kerry Clark, Associate Partner, EY Financial Accounting Advisory Services and Patrick Cavanagh, Partner, EY Audit, will take you through the highlights of the primer and answer your questions to arm you with the knowledge you need for your next PPA.
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BUSINESS & FINANCE
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Free
Language
English
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Everyone
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Associate Partner, Financial Accounting Advisory Services, EY Calgary
Kerry has a Bachelor of Commerce; is a member of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA Canada) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand; member of CPA Canada’s Oil and Gas Industry Task Force, the...
Professional Practice, National Accounting and Auditing, EY Calgary
Patrick is a Partner at EY Calgary and holds the CPA C.A. designation. He also has an Honours Bachelor of Business Administration from Wilfrid Laurier University. Patrick is a current member of the Alberta Securities Commission Financial Advisory...
Julia-Maria Becker is the director of the Business Renewables Centre (BRC) Canada and the Alberta clean economy director at the Pembina Institute. Julia’s expertise is in emissions reductions policy, corporate procurement of renewables and...
The Business Renewables Centre (BRC) Canada is a non-profit initiative where corporations and institutions can learn how to buy renewable energy, such as wind or solar power, directly from developers.
Launched in early 2019, the BRC-Canada already has more than 40 members and its members have secured 193 MW through corporate renewable energy procurement deals, totaling $400 million in private sector investment in Alberta.