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EPEX SPOT SE Future-to-Spot Service User Guide
This guide explains how to use EPEX SPOT SE’s Future-to-Spot Service, formerly known as Physical Fulfilment. It covers requirements, portfolio setup, bid submission methods, and operational rules. Users must have a Day-Ahead auction trading license, a dedicated portfolio, and appointed contacts. Bids can be submitted automatically via EEX or manually via XML files. Orders are treated equally with linear orders in the Day-Ahead market and are subject to curtailment if market imbalance occurs.
The guide also includes FAQs addressing execution priority, price conversion, curtailment rules, and intraday balancing, ensuring users understand how their Future-to-Spot volumes interact with the market.
Covers: Introduction · Requirements · Setting Up a Dedicated Portfolio · Submission of a Bid · Good to Know · FAQ
Latest EPEX SPOT SE manuals
EPEX SPOT SE Future-to-Spot Service User Guide
User Manual 3 pages · 139 KB · ENUser guide for EPEX SPOT SE's Future-to-Spot Service, explaining setup, bid submission, and operational rules for market participants.
Which document do I need?
User Manual
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in EPEX SPOT SE manuals
Are all orders treated equally on the Day-Ahead market in terms of execution?
Yes, the ETS trading system treats all types of orders within the Order Book equally. There is no distinction between a linear order and a Future-to-Spot Service order, they are both executed with the same priority.
How are the Future-to-Spot Service volumes included in the Day-Ahead Market?
Future-to-Spot Service volumes are converted into linear price independent hourly bids.