INDEPENDENT ELECTRICITY AND GAS PROCUREMENT ADVICE

Smarter Energy Buying, Made Simple

Buda Energy advises commercial and industrial businesses on when to buy, how much to fix and which supplier contract to sign. Every recommendation comes with reasoning your finance team can check.

For businesses where energy is a material cost

Our clients buy electricity, natural gas or both, often across several sites. We work with procurement and energy managers, finance directors and operations leads who need advice they can take to a budget meeting.

  • Electricity and natural gas
  • Single sites and site portfolios
  • Fixed, indexed and tranche contracts
  • Hungary, Greece and other European markets

Services

Four ways to work with us

Start with a review of what you have, run a tender when a contract is due, or keep us alongside you for the purchasing decisions in between.

Energy Contract Review

Fixed fee

A close look at your current electricity and gas contracts: how the price is built, which costs are passed through, what risk sits with you and whether invoices match the terms. You receive a written report and a call to go through it.

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Supplier Tenders

Project fee

We prepare your consumption data and specification, invite suitable suppliers, put every offer on the same basis and support you through negotiation to signature.

How a tender runs

Purchasing and Risk Management

Monthly fee

For flexible, indexed and tranche contracts. We agree a purchasing policy with you, follow the market against it, recommend when to fix volumes and report your position every month.

About ongoing support

Advisory Projects

Scoped individually

Focused pieces of work such as budget price forecasts, PPA screening, flexibility and on site generation assessments, and training for finance and procurement teams.

Describe your project

Our approach

How we advise

Paid by you, not by suppliers

Our fees come from our clients. We take no commission from energy suppliers, so our recommendation does not depend on which contract you sign.

Rules before timing

We agree with you how much to fix, by when and within which price limits before the market moves. Decisions then follow the plan, and the plan is written down.

Senior people on your account

Buda Energy is a small practice by design. The person who scopes your work is the person who does it and who answers when you call.

Our own market data

We maintain a database of European power and gas fundamentals, built from grid operator transparency platforms and exchange data. Part of it is open to everyone on this site.

Getting started

How an engagement starts

  1. Introductory call

    Half an hour to understand what you buy, where, and when your contracts end. There is no charge.

  2. Documents and data

    You send contracts, recent invoices and consumption data. We tell you exactly what we need and keep it confidential.

  3. Written proposal

    Scope, deliverables, timing and a fixed or monthly fee. Nothing starts until you have agreed it.

  4. Work and reporting

    We deliver what was agreed and set out the reasoning behind each recommendation, so you can explain it internally.

Insights and data

Market intelligence

We follow European power and gas markets every day because our advice depends on it. Some of that work is published here.

Open market data

Electricity data for eight European markets, and natural gas and LNG data for the EU and Germany.

Weekly market note

One short email each Monday on what moved European power and gas prices, and what it means for buyers. Free, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

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About us

Who you will work with

XX

Founder

XX is an energy risk and procurement specialist based in Budapest. He works on electricity and gas hedging programmes and supplier tenders for corporate buyers across Europe, and holds a PhD in Earth Sciences.

Contact

Talk to us before your next renewal

Tell us which countries and commodities you buy, roughly how much, and when your current contracts end. We reply within two working days, usually with a suggestion for a short call.