- Exeltium was founded in 2006 by seven French electro-intensive companies to negotiate long-term electricity supply contracts for its industrial customers to ensure price stability and competitiveness. - It negotiates contracts with energy producers for minimum 15-year electricity supply blocks and passes the prices onto its customers. Its biggest contract is with EDF for production from the new Flamanville EPR nuclear plant. - Saint-Gobain, a major industrial company operating in 59 countries, initially qualified two French sites for Exeltium and plans to continue participating subject to conditions.