Eurex Exchange

Power Exchange Central Europe (PXE) is a Prague-based power exchange and a member of the EEX Group, providing electricity spot (day-ahead) and derivatives (futures) markets for the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, and Romania. PXE is the primary power exchange for Central and Eastern Europe, offering transparency and liquidity for the region's electricity sector. It is regulated by the Czech Energy Regulatory Office (ERU) and provides settlement and clearing services through EEX Group's clearing infrastructure.

Nasdaq Commodities is the commodities division of Nasdaq, Inc., operating from Oslo, Norway. It provides a marketplace for trading and clearing forward and futures contracts in power (Nordic and Baltic electricity), natural gas, carbon emissions, dry freight (shipping), and iron ore. Nasdaq Commodities evolved from the former Nord Pool Clearing operations and NOS Clearing, establishing itself as a key clearing and trading venue for Scandinavian and northern European energy and commodity markets.

The Iberian Energy Exchange (MIBEL) comprises two market operators: OMIE (Operador del Mercado Ibérico de Energía) in Madrid managing the spot market, and OMIP (Operador do Mercado Ibérico de Energia) in Lisbon managing derivatives. Jointly established by Spain and Portugal in 2004, MIBEL is the integrated electricity marketplace for the Iberian Peninsula, facilitating day-ahead, intraday, and forward trading for Spanish and Portuguese power grids with annual volume exceeding 800 TWh.

The European Energy Exchange (EEX) is a leading commodity exchange headquartered in Leipzig, Germany, building secure, successful and sustainable commodity markets worldwide. Founded in 2000 and a member of Deutsche Börse Group, EEX operates regulated markets for power, natural gas, CO2 emission allowances, coal, and agricultural commodities across Europe and internationally through its subsidiaries including EPEX SPOT and Nodal Exchange.