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Trading Technologies and Enmacc Announce Energy Trading Integration

lite News Desk 2 min read

At a glance

  • TT and Enmacc announced a partnership on February 10, 2026
  • The integration will unify OTC and exchange-traded energy trading
  • Enmacc will contribute its RFQ-based OTC trading network

On February 10, 2026, Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT) and Enmacc GmbH announced a new partnership to integrate their energy trading platforms. This development is intended to create a single access point for clients involved in both over-the-counter (OTC) and exchange-traded energy markets.

The collaboration will combine Enmacc’s bilateral OTC energy trading system with TT’s exchange-traded execution platform. The integration is designed to offer a unified execution experience for energy trading clients by merging listed derivatives, spot energy markets, and bilateral OTC workflows into one system.

TT’s platform will provide clients with global access to listed derivatives and exchange-traded energy markets, including major European energy spot trading venues. Enmacc will contribute its request-for-quote (RFQ) based bilateral OTC trading network and its agentic trading technology, known as “alpha,” to the partnership.

The partnership aims to streamline trading processes for institutions such as municipal utilities and commercial energy users. According to available information, the integration is expected to improve connectivity between OTC and exchange markets for these organizations.

What the numbers show

  • The partnership was announced on February 10, 2026
  • TT will offer access to major European energy spot trading venues
  • Enmacc’s “alpha” technology will be part of the integration

Alun Green, who serves as EVP and Managing Director, Futures and Options at TT, said the integration leverages the synergy between the two companies’ technologies. He stated this during the announcement of the partnership.

Jens Hartmann, CEO of Enmacc, said the partnership aligns with Enmacc’s goal to provide flexible, intelligent, and fully digital trading workflows in the OTC market. His statement was released as part of the joint announcement.

The integration is structured to benefit a range of institutional clients by combining the strengths of both companies’ trading systems. The partnership is positioned to address the needs of organizations seeking efficient access to both OTC and exchange-traded energy products.

Industry reaction

Statements from both companies highlighted the technical and strategic alignment of their respective platforms. TT and Enmacc both said the partnership would create new opportunities for their clients in the energy trading sector.

Industry media sources stated that the partnership is expected to enhance access for municipal utilities, commercial energy users, and other institutions requiring streamlined OTC-exchange connectivity.

* This article is based on publicly available information at the time of writing.

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