Nasdaq OMX Amps Up U.K. Power Market

The U.K. power market has been around for some time; however, illiquidity has made it difficult for energy traders to find transparent reference prices, according to Geir Reigstad, a vice president with Nasdaq OMX Commodities. "Nasdaq OMX will provide a toolbox for a more efficient solution. We are offering a sufficient and solid clearing solution for the U.K. power market and are adding components on the trading side as well."

Traders on N2EX have the option of using two different trading

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