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<p><span>In a market environment characterised by uncertainty, EEX Group in 2022 succeeded in consolidating its position as the leading exchange group for energy and commodity products and in ensuring stability in the energy market. Peter Reitz, CEO of EEX, comments: "The past year illustrates the important role of exchange trading. Open markets are essential for secure and transparent energy markets and make an important contribution to security of supply, especially in turbulent times. This was particularly evident in the gas markets in 2022, where the need for hedging instruments was exceptionally high due to the tight supply situation." With a total volume of 6,669.5 TWh, EEX Group increased its trading volumes on the Natural Gas markets by 112% to a record high.</span></p>
EEX To Expand Gas Portfolio With Launch Of Financial Gas Futures On European Gas Spot Index (EGSI) Date
04/05/2021
The European Energy Exchange (EEX) will expand its gas derivatives portfolio on the 28th June 2021 with the launch of Financial Gas Futures. The new contracts will be listed on the Dutch (TTF), Austrian (CEGH) and German (NCG – to be replaced by THE in October 2021) market areas and settled against the European Gas Spot Index (EGSI), the most credible and transparent gas price index in Europe.
As the No.1 gas spot exchange in Europe, EEX has continued to shape the gas spot market by offering a portfolio of customized products and services to physical players and infrastructure operators. Currently, EEX holds more than 60% of the market share in Europe’s largest gas spot markets (Netherlands, Germany, Austria and France). From this position, EEX has been able to provide its customers and the market with a robust and reliable price index: the EGSI (Europe