EPEX SPOT operates a pan-European power exchange, providing spot trading products and market solutions for electricity across the value chain.
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EPEX SPOT is an energy & power exchange company headquartered in France. Xcout tracks 3 named people at EPEX SPOT, including Lukas Gresnigt (Chief Executive Officer of EPEX SPOT).
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