AGF Energy
Energy trading and renewable-resource services for companies in the AGROFERT group
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About AGF Energy
AGF Energy trades phytomass and related products and explores renewable energy development for the AGROFERT group. It is licensed to trade electricity and natural gas and supplies both to group companies, along with energy services.
Founded in 2010, AGF Energy is headquartered in Prague and is part of the AGROFERT group. It has no open positions listed.
Product: Phytomass trading, electricity and natural gas supply, and energy services for AGROFERT group companies.
Jobs at AGF Energy
Leadership
- Martin Kubů · Předseda představenstva (Chairman of the board)Source: business register
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