Overview
- The exchange has identified Brazil as its next major market, marking a strategic push beyond its European stronghold
- Last year’s turnover climbed to nearly €670 million, a 16 percent increase over 2023
- EEX has already developed a trading platform for green hydrogen and aims to hold its inaugural auction in 2026
- Since its launch in 2000 with 35 employees, the exchange has grown to almost 1,200 staff across 25 global locations
- Majority-owned by Deutsche Börse AG with a 3 percent stake held by Sachsen, EEX is also eyeing opportunities in Scandinavian and Asian power markets