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“We deliver the best service to our clients by understanding their needs and then putting together the right products.” - Paul Cusenza (CEO Nodal Exchange)
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25 years of EEX
On 15 June 2000, a small Leipzig-based power exchange – today's EEX – saw its first trade on the power spot market. Since then, this exchange has grown into a global network of companies.
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ELEXON Technical Issues
ELEXON fixed their internal issues and has started to correct all imbalances for all past affected delivery days as of the 28th of June. ECC supports ELEXON and provides all correct values to ELEXON again. The correction will be processed soon. Please be aware that the technical issues and all resulting imbalances have been caused by ELEXON in the course of the ad-hoc maintenance window. ECC nominated correctly at any time.
Latest News
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ECC Clearing Circular 37/2025 | ACTION REQUIRED - FIXML Interface – New server certificates
Summary ECC would like to inform you that new SSL/TLS certificates on the AMQP brokers used for the C7 FIXML interface in simulation and production…Read more -
ECC Clearing Circular 36/2025 | Information about nomination relevant change - Reference Number Methodology for the GB Power Market Area (Elexon)
Summary As part of our ongoing process of improvements, we would like to inform you about an upcoming change in the methodology for generating…Read more -
ECC Clearing Circular 35/2025 | Introduction of new EEX spark spreads
EEX will add new spreads to its power and natural gas product portfolio from 1 October 2025, introducing both new spark spreads between physical…Read more -
ECC Clearing Circular 34/2025 | Power auction markets: New MATS trading system Go-Live and upcoming Trading Limit changes
Summary EPEX SPOT, BSP SouthPool, HUPX, SEEPEX and SEMOpx are updating their auction trading system for Day-Ahead and Intraday Auctions from ETS to…Read more
Risk Management
Managing the counterparty risk is an essential part of ECC’s business.
Clearing at ECC – Do you want to know how clearing works?
European Commodity Clearing (ECC) is a central clearing house which specialises in energy and commodity products - but what actually is clearing?
What happens, if the buyer or seller drops out of the transaction? Our short video explains clearing in a nutshell and gives a general overview of ECCs services.

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