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Bavarian beer garden with pretzel, beer steins and Ferris wheel: good conversations and new perspectives with NeoBid.
NeoBid · 23 September 2026

NeoBid at Oktoberfest 2026: discussing energy and real estate

NeoBid at Oktoberfest 2026: why personal conversations about energy and real estate help us understand customer needs and make collaboration more tangible.

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Gas procurement before winter: AI-generated illustrative image of a gas storage facility in autumn.
Energy market · 16 September 2026

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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An office complex in autumn with illuminated energy lines and the question “Autumn is coming. Is your strategy ready?”
Energy market · 16 September 2026

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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A residential neighbourhood with photovoltaics and wind turbines in the background: the energy transition needs predictability.
Energy market · 15 September 2026

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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NeoBid at EXPO REAL 2026 in Munich: energy procurement and data management for property portfolios
NeoBid · 12 September 2026

NeoBid at EXPO REAL 2026 in Munich

NeoBid will attend EXPO REAL in Munich from 5 to 7 October 2026, focusing on energy procurement, data quality and portfolio strategy.

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Scales with illuminated office buildings and energy flows, headed “Gas sets the electricity price”.
Energy market · 11 September 2026

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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A property neighbourhood, power lines and energy installations at night, headed “Risk in the front year 2027”.
Market update · 11 September 2026

Energy prices for 2027 rise: why risk is concentrated in the front year

Market position on 9 September 2026: the electricity and gas prices assessed have risen most strongly for 2027 since early July. Later delivery years have also increased. What forward curves and wholesale benchmarks mean when preparing an energy tender for property portfolios.

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Scales with two office buildings and green and orange energy flows: is green electricity more expensive?
Energy myths · 11 September 2026

Energy myth #10: green electricity is significantly more expensive

Green electricity need not be significantly more expensive. Property portfolios need comparable offers, reliable guarantees of origin and suitable contract terms. How competition, aggregation and PPAs inform the assessment.

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Energy myth #9: comparing the incumbent supplier’s offer
Energy myths · 30 August 2026

Energy myth #9: comparing the incumbent supplier’s offer

“The incumbent supplier makes the best offer.” That is too simplistic. Without competition, there is only one offer, not a market comparison, and renewal prices are often higher. Why convenience can cost returns and only competition between several suppliers reveals a fair price. NeoBid’s view of silent renewals.

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NeoBid featured image for “Energy myth #8: wait for falling prices or procure to a plan?”.
Energy myths · 23 August 2026

Energy myth #8: wait for falling prices or procure to a plan?

Waiting for falling energy prices does not replace a procurement plan. Six components help owners, asset managers and property managers procure electricity and gas with clear targets, deadlines and risk limits. Tranches reduce dependence on a single purchasing date.

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NeoBid featured image for “Energy market report 07/2026: electricity and gas price risks in property portfolios”.
Energy market · 20 August 2026

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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NeoBid featured image for “How to recognise a good energy partner for property portfolios”.
NeoBid · 10 August 2026

How to recognise a good energy partner for property portfolios

Nine criteria for selecting an energy partner: property expertise, supplier access, procurement strategy, aggregation, sustainability, transparent remuneration, digital processes, independence and support throughout the contract term.

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NeoBid featured image for “Energy market brief – July 2026: energy prices for 2027”.
Market update · 30 July 2026

Energy market brief – July 2026: energy prices for 2027

On 28 July 2026, electricity and gas prices for 2027 were below their July highs but still above end-June levels. The update puts the pullback in context and identifies the data, deadlines and decision rules needed for the next property portfolio tender.

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NeoBid featured image for “GModG: heating choices and energy procurement in property portfolios”.
Energy market · 23 July 2026

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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NeoBid featured image for “Energy myth #7: is annual consumption enough for a tender?”.
Energy myths · 23 July 2026

Energy myth #7: is annual consumption enough for a tender?

Annual consumption alone does not make a portfolio ready for tendering. Myth #7 explains five data components: supply points, market locations, consumption profiles, contract data and checked consumption values, as the basis for comparable energy offers.

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NeoBid featured image for “Energy myth #6: are tenders only worthwhile for millions of kWh?”.
Energy myths · 23 July 2026

Energy myth #6: are tenders only worthwhile for millions of kWh?

Small supply points can also form part of professional energy tendering. Why aggregation within a property portfolio can enable competition and more efficient processes, and which conditions matter.

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NeoBid featured image for “Energy myth #5: are PPAs only for large corporations?”.
Energy myths · 23 July 2026

Energy myth #5: are PPAs only for large corporations?

PPAs are an option beyond large corporations. How aggregated supply points can enable access, and why load profiles, guarantees of origin, total costs and long-term commitments are decisive.

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NeoBid featured image for “Energy myth #4: is spot electricity always cheaper than a fixed price?”.
Energy myths · 23 July 2026

Energy myth #4: is spot electricity always cheaper than a fixed price?

Spot or fixed-price electricity procurement: consumption profiles, complete contractual costs and budget risks are decisive. Six criteria help determine a suitable procurement mix for a property portfolio.

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Energy myths · 16 July 2026

Energy myth #3: does the right purchasing date determine everything?

Purchasing timing affects energy prices, but the market low cannot be reliably targeted. Clear triggers, timely planning, market monitoring and suitable tranches make portfolio procurement transparent. What these rules achieve, and which price risks remain.

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NeoBid featured image for “Energy myth #2: energy supply for properties is just price comparison”.
Energy myths · 9 July 2026

Energy myth #2: is energy supply just price comparison?

A low unit rate alone does not make an energy offer suitable. Professional property portfolios also need data quality, contract terms, sustainability evidence and risk assessment. Seven components show how price comparison, digital platforms and strategic advice work together.

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Energy myths · 30 June 2026

Energy myth #1: does the tenant alone bear energy costs?

Even where energy costs can be passed on, owners remain economically affected. Vacancy, owners’ own cost shares, CO₂ costs and the total rental burden belong in portfolio management. The first article in the energy myths series examines cost metrics, letting effects and the legal framework in context.

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NeoBid featured image for “Energy market brief – June 2026: what electricity and gas prices mean for property portfolios”.
Market update · 30 June 2026

Energy market brief – June 2026: electricity and gas for 2027–2029

Market position on 26 June 2026: this update assesses electricity and gas forward prices for 2027–2029, the forward curve and short-term risks. It connects market monitoring with volume planning, contract deadlines and clear purchasing rules for property portfolios. Historical data, not current supply offers.

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NeoBid featured image for “The smarter E Europe 2026: Munich becomes the energy industry’s hub again”.
NeoBid · 22 June 2026

The smarter E Europe 2026: energy markets and property portfolios

The smarter E Europe took place in Munich from 23 to 25 June 2026. For property portfolios, the event’s topics connect technical options with operations, commercial viability and contract design. NeoBid considers the resulting questions for energy procurement, storage and flexibility.

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A presentation on energy procurement at Real Estate Arena 2026 in Hanover.
NeoBid · 16 June 2026

Digitalisation and AI in energy procurement for property portfolios

Digitalisation and AI can make energy data useful and support procurement processes. Insights from Real Estate Arena 2026 and three review questions for professional property portfolios.

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Announcement of NeoBid’s participation in Real Estate Arena 2026 in Hanover.
NeoBid · 11 May 2026

NeoBid at Real Estate Arena 2026 in Hanover

NeoBid at Real Estate Arena on 10 and 11 June 2026: the role of digital procurement, collaboration and coordinated processes in professional property portfolios.

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NeoBid announcement for ZIA’s 2026 German Property Industry Day in Berlin.
NeoBid · 11 May 2026

NeoBid at ZIA’s 2026 German Property Industry Day in Berlin

NeoBid on ZIA’s 2026 German Property Industry Day: energy risks, efficiency and digital processes as portfolio management tasks, with three practical review questions.

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NeoBid featured image for “Optimising electricity procurement and saving costs: strategies for property companies”.
Energy market · 5 May 2026

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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NeoBid featured image for “Energy markets under pressure: oil, gas and electricity prices rise amid geopolitical tensions”.
Energy market · 2 April 2026

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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Energy market · 30 March 2026

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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Illustration of an office building with energy light trails and the heading “Commodities move property”.
Energy market · 25 March 2026

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
Energy market · 19 March 2026

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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Illustration of connected properties and energy supply, representing structured energy procurement.
Services · 8 February 2026

Manage energy procurement systematically across property portfolios

NeoBid structures consumption data, supply points and contracts and develops a procurement strategy suited to the property portfolio. The focus is transparent decisions, commercial value and risk management.

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Commercial properties with rooftop photovoltaic systems in evening light.
Services · 6 February 2026

Photovoltaics in property portfolios: potential and integration

Solar electricity can supplement a portfolio’s grid purchases and reduce emissions. Suitable areas, an appropriate usage concept and a transparent financial assessment are decisive. NeoBid connects clients with suitable partners.

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NeoBid announcement for MIPIM in Cannes from 9 to 13 March 2026, with a portrait at the harbour.
NeoBid · 5 February 2026

NeoBid at MIPIM in Cannes 2026

NeoBid’s original MIPIM announcement places energy procurement, market volatility, PPAs, energy data and photovoltaics within professional property strategies. Professional exchange remains relevant after the event.

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NeoBid graphic for E-world in Essen from 10 to 12 February 2026, with a portrait in front of the event logo.
NeoBid · 4 February 2026

NeoBid at E-world 2026: energy topics for property portfolios

E-world 2026 from a property perspective: how NeoBid assesses procurement models, flexibility, storage and energy data for professional portfolios.

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NeoBid IMMO-Fix
Products · 3 February 2026

NeoBid IMMO-Fix

Tailored fixed-price electricity and gas supply: IMMO-Fix aggregates demand from professional property portfolios and combines price commitments with suitable product choices.

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NeoBid IMMO-Pool
Products · 3 February 2026

NeoBid IMMO-Pool

IMMO-Pool aggregates electricity and gas demand from multiple owners or occupiers. The joint tender combines an annual reference date with green energy products.

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NeoBid IMMO-PPA
Products · 3 February 2026

NeoBid IMMO-PPA

IMMO-PPA combines long-term green electricity purchases with supplementary spot procurement. Consumption profile, duration and risk-bearing capacity determine the individual arrangement.

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Illustration of a digitally connected property neighbourhood with a tablet for data analysis and the words “Data are the foundation”.
Services · 3 February 2026

Metering and energy data in property portfolios

Reliable metering and consumption data connect energy procurement, monitoring and reporting. Suitable technology, clear allocation and checked data quality are essential.

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Power lines, wind turbines and illuminated buildings at sunset, with the question “Electricity market at its limit?”.
Energy market · 3 February 2026

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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A chessboard with building-shaped pieces against a city skyline, labelled “Procure rather than speculate”.
Energy market · 3 February 2026

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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Illustration of a property neighbourhood with connected energy options and the heading “Green needs options”.
Energy market · 3 February 2026

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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Prof. Dr. Gunnar Gombert and Thomas Rübelmann, NeoBid’s founders, in an office.
NeoBid · 1 February 2026

NeoBid launches an energy optimisation platform for the property industry

NeoBid has launched as an advisory and intermediary company for energy optimisation in real estate. Its platform approach connects energy procurement, metering data and photovoltaic solutions for owners and commercial occupiers.

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