Properties & use
Hold, sell, refurbish or relet? Property types, vacancy and planned changes influence energy demand.
01 / Procurement strategy
What should your procurement deliver?
Your portfolio comes first: which costs need to be predictable, which risks can you accept, and what changes are ahead?
Understand the market.
An overview of market prices and historical electricity and gas trends.
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Understand your energy portfolio.
Consider energy costs, contract terms and data completeness across your portfolio together.
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Compare delivery years in context.
Forward curves and reference prices help put market conditions into perspective.
Illustrative image · Markus Spiske / UnsplashConsumption & load profile
Annual consumption and, where available, consumption patterns over time show how much energy is needed and when.
Objectives & risk
Budget, planning horizon, risk appetite and sustainability objectives jointly determine the requirements for the model.
Three phases.
One clear process.
Analyse
We review your portfolio, bills, consumption and contract terms. Together, we clarify your objectives and develop the right procurement strategy.
Tender
We tender electricity and gas and evaluate offers with you in the NeoBid Energy Platform . You select the supplier and decide whether to enter into a contract.
Support
After the award, we support the agreed activities. These may include supply-point changes and, where consumption data is available, support with reporting .
You can submit supply-point registrations, deregistrations and changes through the ticket system in NeoBid One. This keeps your requests and their handling traceable in one place.
Open the NeoBid One customer portal ↗Which model suits you?
There is no universally best solution. Strategy, risk, load profile and portfolio need to fit together. The following overview provides a starting point for discussion.
| Approach | Possible starting point | Points to agree together |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed price | When fixing the energy price for an agreed term is the priority. | Review the exposure to a single buying date, volume provisions and contract terms.Fixed pricing explained ↗ |
| Tranches | When procurement should be spread across several decisions over time. | Agree decision rules, available volumes and responsibilities in advance.Tranche procurement explained ↗ |
| Spot | When exposure to short-term market prices fits the risk strategy. | Consider price fluctuations, liquidity requirements and the load profile.Spot market explained ↗ |
| Hybrid / combination | Fix the price of part of your demand in advance, either in one transaction or in tranches, and procure the remaining share on the spot market. This combines predictability with market participation. | Agree volume shares, buying dates and decision rules. The spot share remains exposed to price fluctuations; the structure depends on the load profile, risk budget and supplier offer. |
| PPA as a component | When long-term renewable electricity procurement fits your portfolio and sustainability strategy. | Review the term, generation profile and supplementary procurement together. Here, a PPA is one component of electricity supply.PPAs explained ↗ |
A fixed energy price does not automatically mean an unchanged total bill. The specific offer and its price components determine the scope.
OUR IMMO MODELS
Proven approaches.
Tailored to your needs.
IMMO-Fix, IMMO-Pool and IMMO-PPA provide orientation. The specific structure follows the strategy developed with you.
PRODUCT QUALITY & EVIDENCE
Choose renewable electricity transparently.
Guarantees of origin explained ↗
Your sustainability objectives become clear selection criteria. Together, we distinguish origin, product quality and contractual commitments.
Origin, product quality and contract
Guarantees of origin, additional quality criteria and the supply contract answer different questions. We agree your requirements before the tender. A renewable electricity tariff does not replace an assessment of consumption or the building.
PPA and supplementary procurement
For a PPA, generation profile, offtake, term and remaining demand need to be considered together. The right solution depends on your capacity to bear risk and the available offers.
Good to know.
What documents do we need to get started?
A portfolio schedule, annual electricity and gas bills for each supply point, and the most recent available energy bills. We clarify any further requirements together.
Who pays NeoBid?
NeoBid is remunerated by the energy supplier awarded the contract. We evaluate offers with you in our platform. The supplier decision remains yours.
Do I need to choose a model before our meeting?
No. We develop the strategy from your portfolio, load profile and objectives. The appropriate procurement model follows from that.
What happens after the award?
Supply-point changes and reporting may be part of our support. We agree the scope to match your requirements and the available data.
Explore contract support ↗
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s start
a conversation.
In our first meeting, we discuss your portfolio, upcoming contract deadlines and objectives. Together, we identify useful documents and next steps. You do not need a complete dataset to get started.
Arrange an introductory meeting ↗