TOKYO -- The European Energy Exchange (EEX) is trying to capture demand from Japanese power companies looking to hedge against liquefied natural gas and electric power price fluctuations with the recent listing of East Asian LNG futures.
Japanese power futures trading has been increasing somewhat on the EEX, the world's largest electric power exchange. It also listed Japan/Korea Marker (JKM) futures, a liquefied natural gas index, on April 15.
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