Energy suited to your business

We compare prices, purchasing opportunities and the terms of available energy products. We can divide the required volume into tranches or combine several procurement models. We assess each option in terms of both cost and risk. Part of the energy volume can be contracted at a fixed price, while the remainder can retain some exposure to the market. This means that your entire energy budget does not depend on a single purchasing decision.

Yes. OZEOS can help establish a joint energy procurement group comprising, for example, several companies with a combined annual consumption of at least 10–15 GWh. We first analyse the participants’ requirements and select a suitable energy product, then manage the joint procurement process. A larger combined volume gives the group greater scope to negotiate more favourable energy purchasing terms.

A tranche can take the form of a fixed-volume block or a specified percentage of the energy consumed. It can be contracted in advance for a year, quarter or month. This model allows you either to secure a volume at an attractive price at a given point in time or to spread purchasing decisions across several market moments. This limits the impact of a single unfavourable price on the entire contract. However, tranche-based purchasing requires regular market monitoring. We assess whether this model is suited to your budget and organisational capabilities. We can also execute purchases on your behalf.

Consumption data shows when your company uses energy throughout the day. We compare your consumption profile with the generation profiles of available renewable energy installations and use this information to select a suitable procurement model.

If your company operates primarily during the hours when energy is most expensive, significant exposure to the spot market may increase both costs and price risk. Matching consumption and generation profiles helps reduce shortfalls, surpluses and the resulting imbalance costs. We use hourly or 15-minute interval data, ideally covering a full 12-month period.

You receive recommendations based on current prices and market conditions. We help you select suitable purchasing opportunities and divide the required volume into tranches. You retain control over every decision without having to build your own in-house energy procurement team.

We compare the total cost, contract duration and settlement terms. We also assess volume flexibility and imbalance costs. We clearly present the risks associated with each option, allowing you to evaluate all offers against consistent and transparent criteria.

The renewable origin of the energy is confirmed by Guarantees of Origin issued by the President of the Energy Regulatory Office (URE) at the producer’s request. These certificates confirm that a specified volume of electricity was generated from renewable energy sources. A PPA or cPPA additionally identifies the installation, producer, contracted volume and delivery terms. Before the contract is signed, we explain exactly what you will receive and how the renewable origin of the energy will be documented.

We compare your company’s consumption profile with the generation profile of a selected renewable energy installation. We assess the hourly match between consumption and generation, as well as potential energy shortfalls and surpluses. We also evaluate the price, contract duration and balancing arrangements. Based on this assessment, we determine what proportion of your energy requirements should be covered by the PPA.

We look for a company or group of companies whose consumption profile corresponds to the generation profile of your installation. We assess the prospective offtakers’ credibility and help agree the terms of cooperation. We support the negotiation process, preparation of documentation and balancing arrangements. Depending on the parties’ expectations, the contract may cover a period of several years.

We work with both energy buyers and owners of renewable energy installations. We compare the buyer’s consumption profile with the generation profile of a specific installation. We help the parties agree the volume, price, contract duration and allocation of risk. We support both parties from the initial assessment through to ongoing contract management.

We assess the offtaker’s energy requirements and the terms on which it can enter into a long-term agreement. We also help evaluate counterparty risk and agree contractual provisions designed to mitigate it. Before signing the contract, you understand who you will be working with and what risks you will be accepting.

The way this energy is settled depends on the terms of the contract and the selected balancing model. Before the agreement is signed, we explain how surpluses will be settled, which party will be responsible for them and how they may affect your revenue.

A long-term contract with a credible offtaker may help demonstrate the predictability of revenue generated by the installation. We support you in finding an offtaker and agreeing the terms of the contract. However, the bank assesses the project as a whole and makes the final financing decision independently.

We assess how much energy your company consumes and when it needs it. We then compare the available procurement models, prices and levels of risk. We can, for example, combine a cPPA with energy purchased on the market. You receive a solution suited to the way your business operates.

We primarily support medium-sized and large energy-intensive companies. We also work with businesses that do not have an in-house team dedicated to analysing the energy market. On the generation side, we work with owners of renewable energy installations with a capacity exceeding 1 MW. Smaller installations, starting from 500 kW, can be aggregated under a single contract.

No. We do not replace your energy manager or procurement team. We support them with market expertise, analysis and access to energy offers. We help prepare recommendations that can be presented to the management board, while the final decisions remain with your company.

We begin by learning about your energy consumption, objectives and existing contracts. We then prepare possible energy procurement or sales models and compare their costs, terms and potential risks. Once you have selected an option, we support you in negotiating and concluding the contract.

The OZEOS team is responsible for preparing and comparing the offers. Our experts use our proprietary platform and internal analyses to explain differences in pricing, contractual terms and risk levels. Before making a decision, you receive a clear and structured comparison of the available options.

Once a cPPA has been concluded, we receive a commission from either the energy producer or the buyer. The commission is calculated based on the volume of energy delivered. Its amount and the payment terms are agreed before the cooperation begins.

We remain involved throughout the term of the contract. We monitor contract delivery, prepare reports and assess emerging risks. We also respond to market developments that may affect the agreement. Whenever a decision is required, we present the available options.