Trading Technologies International (TT) has expanded its platform to support European Energy Exchange (EEX) Gas Spot contracts, introducing auto-matching functionality alongside its full suite of trade execution tools.
The new feature, now available for testing and trade simulation, allows market participants to automate order submission and trade aggregation for gas spot contracts. It is designed to replicate the experience of trading on a listed derivatives exchange while streamlining gas storage and trading operations.
Alun Green, TT’s EVP and Managing Director of Futures and Options, highlighted the growing demand from institutional and commercial energy traders. He said the combination of auto-matching and integrated trading of spot and futures markets on a single platform is expected to significantly enhance trading efficiency.
TT has steadily increased its presence in the physical spot and OTC energy markets over the past two years, building on its established role in listed energy derivatives. The EEX Gas Spot solution leverages TT’s advanced APIs, execution algorithms, and Autospreader® tool, providing traders with automated and optimised strategies across energy markets.
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