Energy market
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Gas procurement before winter: what planned storage incentives mean for property portfolios
Planned storage incentives are changing gas preparedness. What fixed and indexed contracts, open volumes and budget risks mean for property portfolios.
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Autumn is coming: is your property portfolio’s procurement strategy ready?
Procurement strategy for property portfolios: NeoBid explains how to review open energy volumes, contract deadlines and responsibilities before winter.
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Energy costs in focus: what the Ipsos survey means for property portfolios
What the 2026 Ipsos survey means for property portfolios: make energy costs predictable, clarify responsibilities and assess renewable supply commercially.
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Merit order: why gas shapes electricity prices for property portfolios
How the merit order explains gas’s influence on electricity prices: market examples from July and August 2026 and their relevance to load profiles, supply structures and procurement decisions in professional property portfolios.
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Energy market report 07/2026: electricity and gas price risks in property portfolios
The July 2026 market report shows how electricity and gas price risks affect delivery years, operating costs and owner budgets. Alongside price, property portfolios need to consider open volumes, contract deadlines, consumption profiles and sustainable risk limits.
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GModG: heating choices and energy procurement in property portfolios
Heating choices, fuel requirements and energy procurement belong together. This article explains the renewable fuel progression, cost allocation between landlords and tenants, and five review tasks for professional property portfolios. Legal position: 11 September 2026.
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Optimising electricity procurement: strategy for property portfolios
Five steps for electricity procurement in property portfolios: check consumption data, define purchasing rules, compare contracts and incorporate renewable energy. Includes practical measures for ongoing energy management.
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Energy markets under pressure: reviewing the first quarter of 2026
Review of the first quarter of 2026: the Middle East conflict disrupted oil and LNG deliveries and increased price risks. The article distinguishes spot and forward markets and derives three review questions for property portfolios.
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Volatile energy markets: manage procurement with judgement
Market movements in March 2026 show why short-term price swings alone should not determine a procurement strategy. Four questions help assess contracts, open volumes and price risks in property portfolios.
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Commodity crisis: managing energy procurement in property portfolios
Geopolitical supply disruptions are changing energy procurement. Property portfolios need complete data, suitable procurement models and clear decision rules. An assessment of the commodity crisis in spring 2026.
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Service charges in property portfolios: managing the total burden
Consider rent, operating costs and energy costs together: which factors shape occupiers’ total burden, and how professional property owners can manage procurement, consumption and building operations.
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The electricity market in 2025: prices, networks and flexibility
A review of the 2025 electricity market: higher day-ahead prices, differing renewable energy developments and new requirements for networks, storage and flexibility. What this means for energy procurement in property portfolios.
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Rational energy procurement: managing decisions in property portfolios
Rational energy procurement connects market knowledge with clear decision rules. Recognise cognitive biases, compare five procurement models and manage property portfolio risks transparently.
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Green energy for property portfolios: impact, evidence and options
Green energy products differ in origin, quality of evidence, cost and climate impact. Compare green electricity, PPAs and gas options transparently and define appropriate requirements for your portfolio.
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