CEGH Taps Trayport GlobalVision for Trading, Data Distribution
Wiener Borse's energy marketplace the Central European Gas Hub (CEGH Gas Exchange) is now using commodities trading software vendor Trayport’s GlobalVision Exchange Trading System (ETS) to support trading and distribution of market data from CEGH's spot and futures markets.
In addition, gas traders will be able to combine data from CEGH markets with other international marketplaces using the vendor’s Globalvision Trading Gateway component -- which was rolled out by PGNiG Sales and Trading (PST), the recently established trading arm of Polish oil and natural gas provider PGNiG last week (IMD, July 16) -- to obtain a consolidated view of the market, officials say.
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