EPEX SPOT
EPEX SPOT SE, the European Power Exchange, operates the organised short-term electricity markets across thirteen European countries - day-ahead and intraday auctions on the MATS trading system and continuous intraday trading on the M7 trading system. Day-ahead prices set on EPEX SPOT are the reference for much of the European power sector. EPEX SPOT exposes real machine-readable interfaces, but none of them are open self-serve APIs - trading APIs (MATS, M7) require exchange membership, and read-only market data APIs and SFTP file feeds require a paid Market Data Services subscription ordered through the EEX Group Webshop.
EPEX SPOT publishes 4 APIs on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Day-Ahead Prices, Electricity, Energy Markets, Power Exchange, and Intraday Trading.
EPEX SPOT’s developer surface includes documentation, pricing, engineering blog, and 6 more developer resources.
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APIs 4
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EPEX SPOT Day-Ahead and Intraday Auction Market Data API
Read-only API subscription (Day-Ahead and pan-EU Intraday API Read-only, EUR 1,040.00/month for internal usage) delivering day-ahead and intraday auction results - prices and vo...
EPEX SPOT Continuous Intraday Market Data API
Read-only API subscription (Continuous API Read-only, EUR 3,360.00/month for internal usage) giving real-time access to production data - all trades and orders - on the continuo...
EPEX SPOT MATS Auction Trading API
Member trading API for the Multiple Auction Trading System (MATS), the platform that replaced the legacy ETS system for all EPEX SPOT auction markets. Supports submission of lin...
EPEX SPOT M7 Intraday Trading API
Member trading API for the M7 trading system that runs all EPEX SPOT continuous intraday markets. Clients exchange standardized messages with M7 over an AMQP (Advanced Message Q...
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