DataGenic Plots US Roadmap, Adds Americas Data

Vendor is compiling a portfolio of locally-sourced commodities data to meet the "dynamic" needs of traders.

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The vendor, which provides data aggregation, data management and Big Data analytics covering the energy markets, has operated from London for the past 12 years, and currently has a European-centric customer base of large energy trading companies.

Six months ago, DataGenic decided to expand into the Americas and is now adding new data sources from North and South America to its commodities data warehouse.

"We have put together a roadmap of new datasets to add over the coming months. We already

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