ArcelorMittal, AES Brasil, and Eneva Invest in New Company Called Brasil Energy Exchange (Beenx), Focused on Services for Free Energy Market

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Published on 21/12/2022 at 16:54

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ArcelorMittal, AES Brasil, and Eneva Supported the Creation of the New Company Brazil Energy Exchange (Beenx)

The growth of the free energy market has generated new expectations for Brazilian companies AES Brasil, ArcelorMittal, and Eneva, which, along with energy intelligence company Fohat Corporation, invested in the creation of Brazil Energy Exchange. Known as Beenx, the new company offers a 100% digital environment for trading electricity, certification of clean energy, and financial products for industry participants.

Beenx Is the First Company to Offer So Many Energy Businesses in One System

According to information released by Investing.com, Brazil Energy Exchange began operations as the first energy company to offer electricity trading, clean energy certification, and financial products in a single ecosystem. Thus, the company was highlighted by the concept known as “one stop shop” this Wednesday.

Additionally, Brazil Energy Exchange is a pioneer when it comes to creating a blockchain-based energy market infrastructure in Latin America. This system offers end-to-end integration through a model that combines “backoffice” management (the back end of the business, that is, the administrative sectors, which have little or no contact with customers), risk management, and other unprecedented services for trading operations.

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Benefits of Using the Beenx Energy Platform

According to Brazil Energy Exchange, its innovations allow the entire lifecycle of the transaction to be conducted within the operating platform, from planning through the insertion of flexibility, seasonality, contractual signing, to insurance procurement, facilitating the centralization of all necessary documents in one place.

Moreover, the company states that “by allowing transactions to be made all in one environment, Beenx provides buyers and sellers with more security, transparency, and equality in price composition, as well as reducing the risks of default and operational costs.”

ArcelorMittal, AES Brasil, and Eneva Invest in New Company Called Brasil Energy Exchange (Beenx), Focused on Services for Free Energy Market

ArcelorMittal, AES Brasil, and Eneva Supported the Creation of the New Company Brazil Energy Exchange (Beenx)

Beenx Is the First Company to Offer So Many Energy Businesses in One System

Benefits of Using the Beenx Energy Platform

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