Speedy EU Energy-Rule Change Will Protect Trading, Trayport Says

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Speedy decisions by European Union regulators to clarify changes in energy rules will help protect trading volumes, Trayport Ltd said.

Producers, utilities, traders and brokers will probably need to change how they report transactions under reforms to antitrust rules and the Regulation on Energy Market Integrity and Transparency, or REMIT, said Dan Smith, head of corporate development at the London provider of trading systems owned by GFI Group Inc.