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In April 2017, the European Energy Exchange (EEX) achieved a total volume of 220.7 TWh on its power derivatives markets (April 2016: 416.3 TWh).
A volume of 0.1 TWh was traded in the new German power futures which EEX launched on 25 April, while trading volumes in Phelix power futures for the German-Austrian price zone amounted to 171.1 TWh (April 2016: 266.8 TWh).
The April volume comprises 121.0 TWh traded at EEX via Trade Registration with subsequent clearing. Clearing and settlement of all exchange transactions was executed by European Commodity Clearing (ECC).
Emission Allowances
On the EEX Market for emission allowances, traded volumes in April almost doubled to 149.6 million tonnes of CO2 (April 2016: 77.7 million tonnes of CO2).
More than half of the total volume was traded on the secondary market. In particular, EEX significantly increased its volumes on the EUA derivatives market. Compared to the previous year, volumes in this market increased almost sixfold to 66.5 million tonnes of CO2 (April 2016: 12.0 million tonnes of CO2). Additonally, the primary market auctions contributed 70.0 million tonnes of CO2 to the total volume.
Agricultural Products
Throughout April, a total of 4,094 contracts was traded in agricultural products (April 2016: 5,136 contracts). This includes 2,557 contracts from processing potatoes (equal to 63,925 tonnes) and 1,537 contracts from dairy products (equal to 7,685 tonnes).
Global Commodities
In freight futures which are available for trade registration, EEX recorded a volume of 3,065 contracts in April.
New Participants
In April, EEX admitted Energy Supply EOOD, Sofia (Bulgaria), as a new trading participant. Furthermore, the membership of Iberdrola Generación Espana, S.A.U., Bilbao, was extended to trading of emission allowances.
EEX Group provides the central market platform for energy, energy-related and commodity products and enables access to a network of over 500 trading participants. The offering of the group comprises contracts for Energy, Environmentals, Freight, Metals and Agriculturals listed at the European Energy Exchange, EPEX SPOT, Powernext, Cleartrade Exchange, Power Exchange Central Europe (PXE) and Gaspoint Nordic. Clearing and settlement of transactions concluded or registered on the exchanges is provided by the central clearing house European Commodity Clearing. EEX Group is part of Deutsche Börse Group.
For more information: www.eex.com
