EEX Group’s Global Power volume achieved an increase of 29 per cent year-on-year to a total volume of 804 TWh.
European Power Derivatives increased by 18 per cent y-o-y to 493 TWh. Greek Power Futures registered a new monthly record with 7.6 TWh traded (+761 per cent), while Nordic Power Futures also achieved a strong increase of 465 per cent, and Japanese Power Derivatives reached a volume of 702 GWh (+530 per cent).
Nodal’s US Power Derivatives recorded 256 TWh – a new monthly record and an increase of 67 per cent against October 2021.
EEX Group Natural Gas markets achieved a new all time volume record with a total volume of 350 TWh (+86 per cent).
European Natural Gas Spot markets set a new monthly record with an increase of 41 per cent to 178 TWh, while volume increased in all hubs.
The TTF hub recorded a new record of 75 TWh (+35 per cent) and NBP hub (1.2 TWh, +1,336 per cent).
EEX Natural Gas Derivatives market also saw further increases, achieving a total trading volume of 169 TWh (+179 per cent).
Record volumes on CEGH hub (22 TWh, +335 per cent) and PVB hub (4.2 TWh, +297 per cent).
Further strong performance on both TTF (+152 per cent) and PEG hub (+288 per cent).
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