Amsterdam, Netherlands
Abbreviation
APX-ENDEX
Location
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Region
Europe
Group
EEX Group
Product Types
Energy, Natural Gas, CO2 Emissions
APX-ENDEX was a pan-European energy exchange formed in 2010 through the merger of APX Group (Netherlands/Belgium/UK power) and ENDEX (Dutch and Belgian gas and power derivatives). The combined platform operated day-ahead and intraday power markets for the Netherlands, Belgium, and the UK, as well as derivative markets for natural gas and CO2 allowances. APX-ENDEX was subsequently absorbed into the EEX Group (Deutsche Börse) following EEX's acquisition, consolidating European power market trading infrastructure.
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