How manufacturing companies can recover up to 25% of electricity tax
Which manufacturing companies can use electricity-tax relief, which deadlines matter, and why the relief must be actively claimed.
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What is energy price hedging and how does it work?
Hedging makes energy costs plannable without giving up every market opportunity. Volumes, contract terms, and clear risk limits are what matter.
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Grid fees: from fixed cost block to strategic lever
Grid fees are not just a pass-through cost. For RLM customers, the load profile determines how much room for optimisation remains.
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Grid fees for industrial customers: the definitive guide
Capacity charges, §14a EnWG, and the coming AgNes reform: what RLM customers need to know now and what will change from 2028 onward.
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Peak load - why a single hour can increase the annual electricity bill
How individual demand peaks drive capacity charges and why load management is one of the fastest levers for industrial customers.
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What is a load profile and why is it the basis for every optimisation?
Why 15-minute consumption data determines procurement, grid fees, peak loads, and every realistic savings estimate.
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What is baseload and how should it be procured?
Baseload is the foundation of industrial power procurement. The volume a plant consumes steadily across time, seasons, and production swings can usually be hedged earlier and under better conditions. Companies that do not actively procure baseload pay spot prices for predictable volumes.
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