Full Name
Jordan Mill
Job title
Senior Commercial Manager
Organisation
Atmos Renewables
Speaker bio
Jordan is an experienced commercial advisor and corporate development
professional with an extensive background across the energy value chain. His
experience spans across project development, strategy, mergers, and acquisitions, and energy trading.
Jordan is now responsible for originating and executing the development of projects to financial close for Atmos Renewables, an Australian renewables platform managed by Ingeo Infrastructure Partners.
Jordan holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Science from Curtin
University and a Bachelor of Science (1st Class Hons) from the University of
Adelaide. He is also AFMA Accredited and a Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA)
Charterholder.
professional with an extensive background across the energy value chain. His
experience spans across project development, strategy, mergers, and acquisitions, and energy trading.
Jordan is now responsible for originating and executing the development of projects to financial close for Atmos Renewables, an Australian renewables platform managed by Ingeo Infrastructure Partners.
Jordan holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Science from Curtin
University and a Bachelor of Science (1st Class Hons) from the University of
Adelaide. He is also AFMA Accredited and a Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA)
Charterholder.
Speaking At
Presentation title
Is Structural Change Coming to the PPA Market Due to the Impending PPA Cliff?
Presentation summary
As legacy PPAs signed in the 2010s begin to expire, many Independent Power Producers (IPPs) will face a significant re-contracting task for existing assets.
So What?
This looming PPA cliff is set to create an uncertain offtake environment, one that is likely to favour scale, flexibility, and innovation over traditional, single-asset bilateral contracting.
While buyers may temporarily benefit from a surplus of projects seeking offtake, many will also be exiting existing contracts and retiring coal assets at the same time—creating an urgent and overlapping need for replacement energy.
This timing mismatch means the PPA cliff will likely coincide with a major build-out of new renewable energy, driving complexity in both contracting and financing for new and existing assets.
So What?
This looming PPA cliff is set to create an uncertain offtake environment, one that is likely to favour scale, flexibility, and innovation over traditional, single-asset bilateral contracting.
While buyers may temporarily benefit from a surplus of projects seeking offtake, many will also be exiting existing contracts and retiring coal assets at the same time—creating an urgent and overlapping need for replacement energy.
This timing mismatch means the PPA cliff will likely coincide with a major build-out of new renewable energy, driving complexity in both contracting and financing for new and existing assets.
