Envex
FoundedFebruary 2008 (2008-02)
Key people
  • Brian Price (non executive director)
  • Dimitri Burshtein (non executive director)
  • David Peniket (non executive director)
Owners
Websiteenvex.com.au

Envex is a company which develops financial instruments for electricity trading and emissions trading under the Clean Energy Bill 2011 and other environmental markets in Australia.

History

The company was founded in February 2008 as a joint venture between Macquarie Group Limited and the Financial and Energy Exchange. In July of the same year, Climate Exchange PLC, owner of the European Climate Exchange and the Chicago Climate Exchange, acquired a stake in Envex.[1] Following the purchase of the European Climate Exchange by ICE,[2] ICE also became the holder of Envex.

The core focus of Envex's work is to develop tradable contracts for Over-the-Counter and exchange-based trading to "enable trading in a range of environmental products" in the Australian markets.[3] These include financial instruments related to the underlying units of the Mandatory Renewable Energy Target scheme, the Carbon Price Mechanism ( also known as the Clean Energy Bill 2011), the Queensland Gas Scheme, the Victorian Energy Efficiency Target and the South Australian Energy Savings Scheme.

Current Board Members

  • Brian Price, Non Executive Director
  • Dimitri Burshtein, Non Executive Director
  • David Peniket, Non Executive Director

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Envex media centre". Archived from the original on 26 December 2008. Retrieved 8 December 2008.
  2. ↑ "ICE buys Climate Exchange". Reuters. 30 April 2010. Retrieved 18 June 2020.
  3. ↑ Carr signs up to Global Carbon Market, Sydney Morning Herald 19 Nov 2008
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