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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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    Reports files

    Please download the latest risk files from our server:

    • ECC SPAN File
    • Margin Buffer
    • Scanning Ranges
    • Inter-Commodity Spreads
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    BOM Cascading files

    The BOM Cascading Files contain data with regard to the cascading and delivery of Balance-of-Month (BoM) contracts of the respective exchange.

    Please download the latest BOM Cascading Files from our server.

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    Clearing Volumes

    Find the clearing volumes on our server:

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    DCP Model

    The DCP model allows trading participants on selected spot markets to become a direct member of ECC enabling them to participate in clearing and settlement services of the clearing house.

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    ELEXON Nomination Issues

    Due to the ongoing issues at Elexon (see also Information from Elexon EL04299) we would like to inform you about the Status from EPEX/ECC. ECC is regularly sending the nominations to Elexon and ECC has also verified, that the nominations are successfully submitted to Elexons FTP. According to Elexons information, currently the customer position for the delivery day 30th June, 01st and 02nd July are not visible within the portals of Elexon. ECC and EPEX have decided to keep the market running and will support Elexon in solving the issue. If you urgently want to check your current position with ECC, please do contact the ECC hotline.

    Quicklinks

    Risk Management

    Managing the counterparty risk is an essential part of ECC’s business.

    > Find out more about Margining at ECC. 

    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. 

    Notice: To activate the video, please click on the picture. Please note that after activation your data will be forwarded to YouTube.

    Our video is also available with German, French and Japanese subtitles!

    > To the ECC Video on YouTube - German version

    > To the ECC Video on YouTube - French version

    > To the ECC Video on YouTube - Japanese version

    Implementation of "DORA"

    Digital Operational Resilience Act ("DORA") carried out by ECC for Customer Agreements

    The Digital Operational Resilience Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554, “DORA”) is an EU regulation from 17 January 2025, which aims to strengthen the resilience, reliability, and continuity of financial services across the European Union. DORA was designed to ensure that organisations can withstand, respond to, and recover from cyber incidents.

    On our dedictaed DORA page we provide responses on frequently asked questions (“FAQs”) with respect to the relationship between customers (in their role as Financial Entity) and ECC, as part of the EEX Group (in its role as ICT Third Party Service Provider, where applicable) aas well as support for those customers affected by the DORA regulation in order to become compliant.

    Additional information and updates to the FAQs are available here. 

     

     

    Clearing and settlement at ECC

    As the central counterparty ECC takes over clearing and settlement for the exchanges of EEX Group as well as a number of further partner exchanges. Learn more in the video.

     

       

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    To activate the video, please click on the picture. Please note that after activation your data will be forwarded to YouTube.

    EEX TV on YouTube

    Videos on clearing at ECC can be found on the ECC channel on EEX TV.

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