HUPX Hungarian Power Exchange

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HUPX Hungarian Power Exchange is the day-ahead power market which was launched in July 2010 as part of the liberalization of the Hungarian energy sector.

HUPX intraday market enables members to trade 15-minute intraday products on the Hungarian Power Exchange. An organized intraday market provides more opportunities for market players to reduce their need for imbalance energy, to optimize power generation closer in time to delivery and it is also appropriate for managing forecast errors or unforeseen power plant outages.

HUPX is also offering physically settled futures trading. This market provides weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly baseload/peakload contracts. Since the fourth quarter of 2015 initiator transaction fee was reduced to 0 EUR/MWh, which contributed to a significant boost in the liquidity. The traded volumes jumped from 3 627,3 GWh in 2014 to 6 485,6 GWh in 2015. On 1 January 2016 HUPX PHF listed 31 members. In addition to the settlement of transactions concluded on the exchange, OTC transactions can be registered as well.

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