Westbridge accompanies Stiftung Nieder-Ramstädter Diakonie in the next step towards more consumption transparency at 285 measuring points

The mandate covers a total of 285 metering points, including 224 electricity and 61 gas metering points. The new contract structure runs until 2034 and thus creates a long-term basis for consumption recording in the portfolio. The conversion of the individual properties will take place gradually over the term of the contract.

With the new metering point operation, NRD is adding another operational component to the already realigned energy supply. In the future, it will be able to record its energy consumption more reliably and uniformly. This will make it possible to track consumption more transparently, better classify cost developments and identify further savings potential in the portfolio.

"After the re-awarding of our energy contracts, it was the next logical step for us to also restructure the measurement structures in the long term and across portfolios. Transparent consumption data is an important basis for better operational control of our properties and for being able to assess future optimisation potential in a well-founded manner," says Bianca Oberritter, Head of Real Estate Management at the Nieder-Ramstädter Diakonie Foundation.

Westbridge accompanied the process from the inventory to the coordination of project-specific requirements to the final contract structure. The different types of metering points and migration dates within the portfolio were taken into account. On this basis, a uniform structure is created that makes metering point operation plannable over several years and further strengthens the database for energy management.

"Energy purchasing and metering point operation should not be thought of separately, especially in complex real estate portfolios," says Rüdiger Salzmann, Managing Director at Westbridge. "A stable procurement strategy creates planning security. Reliable consumption data ensures that this basis can be controlled and further developed in a targeted manner during ongoing operations."