Planned technical maintenance of the website on 23 and 29 November after 8 pm

There has been a recent discussion on the "role of energy exchanges" in relation to the sharp rise in energy prices.

EEX Group looks back on five years of successful development of power markets in the Central and South Eastern European (CSEE) region. Five years ago today, on 15 June 2017, EEX extended its product portfolio to Central and Eastern Europe by adding power derivatives products for the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland and Romania. This step became possible after the integration of the Prague-based Power Exchange Central Europe (PXE) which joined EEX Group in mid-2016.

In view of the ongoing debate on the functioning of the electricity and gas markets, we would like to offer a recent view of the European regulator of these sectors.

In a podcast, Davida Kučera, Secretary General of PXE, answers whether the energy market is overheated, whether there is a risk of further bankruptcies of suppliers and everything related to trading.

Last year, PXE held a total of 100 energy auctions for end users representing cities, municipalities and state institutions. The total auction volume exceeded 2.6 TWh.

As previously communicated, PXE will stop providing certain data that was previously available with a 15-minute delay or for download. PXE is a member of the EEX Group and these changes are made in accordance with the Group's data disclosure policy.

As of today, we have launched the new PXE website. As on the original website, you will find basic information about the power exchange. The new site concentrates comprehensive information on all the products that PXE provides not only to wholesale market operators but also to end consumers.