Long-term green electricity for property portfolios
NeoBid IMMO-PPA enables long-term procurement of green electricity from renewable generation assets through power purchase agreements. The model is tailored to the property portfolio's consumption profile, time horizon and risk appetite.
Match long-term price fixing to demand
A long-term electricity offtake agreement can support planning for agreed volumes and price components. The extent of protection depends on the specific contract structure.
Because generation does not always match consumption, IMMO-PPA generally supplements the PPA portion with flexible spot procurement to cover remaining demand. Low spot prices can reduce procurement costs; rising prices affect the unhedged portion accordingly.
Assess delivery profiles and risks across the whole model
Combining a long-term agreement with spot exposure requires careful structuring. Alongside the agreed electricity price, residual electricity volumes, profile and balancing costs, and counterparties' creditworthiness are relevant. The dena Green PPA pricing guide explains these value and risk drivers.
NeoBid structures the overall model, integrates the PPA into the existing procurement strategy and supports implementation. The high complexity arises particularly from the interaction between generation, consumption, contract duration and supplementary supply.
Provide traceable evidence of the decarbonisation contribution
A PPA can support long-term renewable electricity procurement and a portfolio's decarbonisation strategy. Matching guarantees of origin are required to attribute the green electricity characteristic. The German Environment Agency explains their role in electricity labelling.
The ESG impact must be assessed against the specific generation asset, scope of supply and evidence. It does not arise from the PPA label alone. Supplementary electricity procurement also belongs in this assessment.
Which portfolios may suit IMMO-PPA
The model is particularly aimed at large portfolios, operators with high electricity demand and institutional investors with a long-term planning horizon. Depending on the structure, tenants or occupiers may also be included.
Consumption profile, duration and risk-bearing capacity determine the structure. The Academy article on PPA suitability for property portfolios explores the selection criteria in more detail.
Would you like to plan long-term green electricity procurement and supplementary supply together? We can assess which PPA structure fits your portfolio and its decision requirements.
