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In the Energy Market News category, we classify current developments in the electricity and gas markets. We highlight price movements, regulatory changes and structural trends relevant to the real estate industry. The focus is on factual classification rather than short-term headlines. The aim is to create a sound basis for decision-making for owners and users.

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Merit Order: Why Gas Shapes Power Prices for Real Estate Portfolios

How the merit order explains the influence of gas on power prices: market examples from July and August 2026 and their implications for load profiles, supply structures and procurement decisions in professional real estate portfolios.

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Optimising Electricity Procurement for Real Estate Portfolios

Five steps for electricity procurement in real estate portfolios: check consumption data, set purchasing rules, compare contracts and integrate renewables. Plus practical measures for ongoing energy management.

Energy Market Report July 2026: Price Risks for Real Estate Portfolios

The July 2026 market report examines how electricity and gas price exposure affects delivery years, operating costs and owner budgets. Real estate portfolios need visibility over open volumes, contract deadlines, consumption profiles and affordable risk limits.

Germany’s GModG: Heating Choice and Real Estate Energy Procurement

Heating choice, fuel requirements and energy procurement need to be assessed together. This article explains Germany’s staged renewable fuel requirements, landlord–tenant cost sharing and five review tasks for professional real estate portfolios. Legal position as of 11 September 2026.

Approximate historical oil, power and natural gas price trends from April 2024 to April 2026

Energy Markets Under Pressure: A Review of Q1 2026

A review of Q1 2026: the Middle East conflict disrupted oil and LNG supplies and increased price risk. This article distinguishes spot and forward markets and identifies three questions for real estate portfolio procurement.

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Volatile Energy Markets: A Measured Approach to Procurement

The March 2026 market movements show why short-term price spikes should not dictate procurement strategy. Four questions help assess contracts, open volumes and price exposure across real estate portfolios.

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Commodity Crisis: Managing Energy Procurement for Real Estate

Geopolitical supply disruptions are reshaping energy procurement. Real estate portfolios need complete data, appropriate purchasing models and clear decision rules. An assessment of the commodity crisis in spring 2026.

Operating Costs in Real Estate: Managing the Total Cost of Occupation

Consider rent, operating costs and energy together. Assess what drives occupier costs and how professional owners can manage procurement, consumption and building operations across their portfolios.

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Green Energy for Real Estate: Impact, Evidence and Options

Green energy products differ in origin, supporting evidence, costs and climate impact. Compare green electricity, PPAs and gas options for real estate portfolios and define appropriate product requirements.

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