Spot purchasing
is not a procurement strategy.
Structured with tranche models, market analysis and relief scheme verification. From tender to ongoing contract management.
Problem
Energy costs rise, contracts auto-renew, relief potentials remain unchecked - without a systematic procurement process, there is no negotiation basis.
Outcome
Transparent cost structure, optimized contracts, documented relief claims and ongoing contract monitoring.
AME Standard = Asset-grade. Measurable. Executable.
For , AME Standard means: consumption data structured, procurement strategy documented, relief entitlements verified.
Typically missing: current load profile analysis, market price comparison, verification of electricity and energy tax relief schemes.
This service is designed for:
Typical situation
„Our electricity contract was automatically renewed. We don't know if we're buying at market rates, and we have no overview of relief entitlements."
Concrete deliverables
Illustrative timeline: The timings on this page show a possible plan. Binding deadlines depend on the project, data availability and the agreed scope.
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💡 With just electricity bills and contract copies, we can create an initial savings potential analysis.
The path to AME Standard
Cost Analysis
← You are hereBreak down current costs: energy, grid fees, levies, surcharges, taxes. Identify savings levers.
Strategy & Tender
Select procurement model, execute tender via BVGE platform, compare offers.
Contract & Monitoring
Conclude optimized contract, monitor deadlines, file relief applications.
Evidence-based methodology
Governance: All contract recommendations are based on documented market data. No commissions from energy suppliers.
5 sectors. 5 services.
Find the right support.
Sectors describe the markets you work in. Services describe how we support you. Start with your market or your task, then explore the relevant specialist topics. We advise family offices, institutional investors and mid-market companies.
5 sectors: your market
- Sector 1Real EstateReal estate decisions combine asset quality, use, capital needs and ongoing income. The sector leads from the portfolio question through investment, development and holding to exit, linking valuation, energy, financing and transactions without mixing these services.Go to hub
- Sector 2EnergyThe Energy sector covers companies, infrastructure and transformation projects of the energy industry: generation, procurement and marketing, grids, metering, storage and flexibility. The focus is on contract models, price and volume risks, economic viability and capital commitment, prepared as a basis for decisions by management, supervisory bodies and capital providers. ESG (environmental, social and governance) and funding are subject areas of this sector, procurement is a service within it.Go to hub
- Sector 3Tech & GrowthTech & Growth brings together growth companies and technology-driven markets. The sector looks at business model, product, recurring revenue, customer retention, sales, unit economics, scaling and financing, as well as building platforms, software, data and automation. The aim is a basis for decisions by founders, management, advisory boards and investors: which growth step is viable, what it costs in capital and time, and which dependencies it creates.Go to hub
- Sector 4HealthcareThe Healthcare sector covers healthcare companies, their structures and their economic development: operators and providers, practices and medical care centres (MVZ), outpatient and residential care, hospitals and the service providers that work for care provision. The focus is on staffing, utilisation, processes, investment, succession and site development. Company, property and care-related questions are presented separately and brought together where the engagement requires it.Go to hub
- Sector 5EducationThe Education sector addresses education companies and institutional education structures: private and non-profit education providers, providers of continuing education and vocational training, independent schools and universities, and companies that develop digital learning products. The focus is on utilisation, participant acquisition, quality, revenue models, digitalisation and succession, the questions that decide whether an educational mandate is economically viable. The sector is clearly separate from the AME Academy's own learning formats and from career offers.Go to hub
5 services: your task
- Service 1Strategy & TransformationStrategy & Transformation combines choosing a viable target picture with corporate development, implementation planning and verifiable decisions. The service ranges from reviewing the business model and assessing strategic options, through the operating model and governance, to the transformation programme with a value creation plan and implementation steering that makes responsibilities and effects visible.Go to hub
- Service 2M&A & SuccessionM&A & Succession brings together company acquisitions and sales, succession solutions, due diligence and transaction support. The service combines the buyer's and the seller's perspective: from checking whether a company or an acquirer is ready for a transaction, through valuation assumptions and purchase price mechanics, to managing due diligence, negotiation preparation, closing and integration. Roles, process boundaries and the specialists needed from legal and tax advice are disclosed from the outset. Market-related risks are added case by case.Go to hub
- Service 3Asset ManagementAsset Management combines portfolio optimisation, asset steering and risk analysis. Real estate and other real assets are considered according to the specific mandate. The service translates the owners' objectives into a business plan per property or plant, prioritises investment, steers property managers and operators, and keeps income, costs, risk and value development continuously traceable, differentiated by asset class rather than following a one-size-fits-all model.Go to hub
- Service 4Wealth & RiskWealth & Risk is aimed at families, family offices and investors. The service makes wealth structure, concentrations and dependencies visible and frames the options for action. It looks at wealth as a whole, from operating holdings and real estate to liquidity, tests its resilience in agreed scenarios and prepares decisions on structure and governance that remain with the owners. From the outset it names the questions that legal, tax, insurance or investment specialists holding the required licence need to answer. Individual investment advice and the brokerage of financial or insurance products are not part of this service.Go to hub
- Service 5AI & DigitalizationAI & Digitalization combines digital transformation, AI solutions, process automation and data-driven workflows. The starting point is a specific task, not introducing as many tools as possible. We clarify which process should measurably improve, whether the data is fit for it and may be used, what the project returns once all costs are counted, where human oversight remains and when a solution without AI is the better choice.Go to hub
13 modules to explore
Explore advisory areas, specialist topics and supporting offers for knowledge, collaboration and learning. These modules connect sectors and services; they are not additional markets.
Strategy
- Strategy
- Execution
- Audit
Develop strategy · Connect sectors · Guide transformation
Asset Management
- Strategy
- Execution
- Audit
Manage assets · Stabilize leases · Integrate ESG
M&A - Succession
- Target Scouting & Screening
- Commercial Due Diligence
- Post-Merger Integration
Prepare transactions · Review risks · Assess enterprise value
AI & Tech
- GDPR-Extreme AI Deployment
- Knowledge Graph Extraction
- Process Automation Engines
AI-assisted due diligence · Local AI · Reliable data
Real Estate
- Stranded Asset Risk Mitigation
- CAPEX Optimization
- Portfolio ESG Transformation
Review devaluation risks · Prepare properties · Valuation reports
Energy
- PPA Structuring & Execution
- Decarbonization Pathways
- DIN 16247 Energy Audits
Assess decarbonization · Power purchase agreements · Tenant electricity
Wealth & Risk
- Family Office Structuring
- Tax Compliance (GoBD)
- Asset Allocation Strategy
Assess risks · Shape governance · Preserve wealth
ESG & Regulation
- Strategy
- Execution
- Audit
Sustainability reporting · EU Taxonomy · Assess impact
Funding
- Strategy
- Execution
- Audit
BAFA and KfW · Combine funding programs · Structure financing
Knowledge
- Strategy
- Execution
- Audit
Access knowledge · Find connections · Trace evidence
Partner Network
- Strategy
- Execution
- Audit
Connect experts · Deliver together · Assess qualifications
Education
- Strategy
- Execution
- Audit
AME Academy · Continuing education · Build capabilities
Healthcare
- Strategy
- Execution
- Audit
Value medical care centres · Sustainable care · Resilience
Understand the task.
Define the collaboration.
These illustrative use cases show potential review tasks. They are not published client references or evidence of achieved results. Scope, responsibilities and prerequisites are established for each project.
From entry to recurring model
Cost Structure Check
Breakdown of energy costs by component and initial savings potentials.
Relief Verification
Systematic review of all tax and levy relief entitlements.
Tender & Contract Optimization
Structured tendering and contract negotiation.
Contract Monitoring
Ongoing deadline, price and market monitoring.
Next step:
Informed Decisions for
Complex Projects
These six review areas describe possible work tasks, not published engagement results. Scope, feasibility and success criteria are established for each project.
Compare the costs, benefits and assumptions of the specific project transparently. This does not establish a promised return.
Review manual verification and classification steps to identify suitable automation opportunities. Actual benefits depend on the data and processes.
Structure responsibilities, decisions and required evidence for traceability. This does not assert certification or complete legal compliance.
Bring together available data, open questions and necessary approvals. Timelines remain specific to each project.
Organise valuation assumptions, options and transaction steps for the specific engagement. No cumulative advisory volume is presented here as a reference without published evidence.
Make validation rules, sources and exceptions visible, with specialist review where needed. Automation does not remove the need for checks or establish a zero-error promise.
What does unstructured energy procurement cost?
Contract renewal without market comparison: automatic prolongation at legacy terms regularly wastes five- to six-figure sums.
Missing relief verification: electricity and energy tax relief schemes are not claimed by over 60% of eligible companies.
Spot risk: single-point procurement on the wrong day can mean 15-25% additional costs compared to structured tranche models.
Grid fee opacity: without breakdown of grid fee components, special provisions (atypical usage, individual grid fees) remain unused.
Why AME for energy procurement?
Tranche models: risk reduction through time-staggered procurement instead of spot speculation.
Relief verification: systematic review of all relevant relief provisions under electricity and energy tax law.
Partner network: access to BVGE tender platform with structured offer comparison.
Contract monitoring: ongoing tracking of deadlines, price commitments and market developments.
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