The European Energy Exchange (EEX) has won the tender to host auctions of emission allowances on behalf of the German government for three years from 2024, extending its current mandate, the Leipzig-based exchange said on Monday.
has won the tender to host auctions of emission allowances on behalf of the German government for three years from 2024, extending its current mandate, the Leipzig-based exchange said on Monday.
Starting in January 2024 for a period of three years, the EEX will continue to conduct the weekly auctions on behalf of Germany within the framework of the EU emissions trading system , it specified.The EEX has been hosting German ETS auctions since January 2010, with the current contract expiring at the beginning of January 2024.
The exchange also hosts auctions of emission allowances on behalf of the European Commission and 25 participating EU member states as well as for Poland and Northern Ireland.
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