Scila, the leading independent provider of trade surveillance and risk management technology, today reports a significant expansion in the energy and commodities sector. During the second half of 2025, the company achieved a combined total of more than 10 new contract wins and successful deployments, reinforcing its position as a preferred partner for complex energy market participants.
The surge in demand in this customer segment is largely driven by the implementation of the REMIT II regulation, a comprehensive EU framework designed to increase market integrity and transparency. As this regulation demands more sophisticated monitoring of algorithmic trading and order book data, energy players are increasingly seeking Scila’s robust, engineering-first platform to ensure full domain specific adherence to the new standards.
Scila’s recent successes span the entire energy value chain, from commodity trading houses and international producers to major utilities and prominent interdealer brokers (IDBs). The company’s solutions also continue to serve as the benchmark for leading energy exchanges and regulators worldwide.
“This high volume of commercial activity and successful go-lives is a clear validation from the market on our ongoing more than decade-long commitment to providing world-class technology to the energy sector,” says Mikko Andersson, CEO of Scila. “Energy market participants realize that navigating the complexities of REMIT II and modern trading requires an organization that is as robust and scalable as the systems we deliver. With nearly 90% of our staff dedicated to R&D and delivery, we provide a level of direct technical expertise that is unique in this industry.”
Scila has a long-standing history of attracting and retaining the world’s largest and most influential trading organizations. Originally established as a pioneer in trade and market surveillance, the company has successfully expanded its offering to include innovative and high-performance solutions within risk management, capable of handling massive data volumes across regional and global markets in real-time with true multi-asset capabilities.
“Regarding our recent inflow of energy-focused customers and the REMIT II driver, we are seeing a distinct trend where organizations that initially utilized rudimentary solutions are now turning to Scila after encountering operational limitations,” says Lars Gräns Rohde, Chief Revenue Officer at Scila. “Our ability to deliver unified, high-performance solutions to global supermajors and the most demanding commodity traders proves that our technology is built for the deepest challenges of the global energy markets.”
