Nasdaq Commodities
Oslo, Norway
Abbreviation
Nasdaq Commodities
Location
Oslo, Norway
Region
Europe
Group
Nasdaq, Inc.
Product Types
Power, Natural Gas, Emissions, Freight, Iron Ore
About Nasdaq Commodities
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.
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