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Etpa is a next-generation spot power exchange founded in 2015, spun out of TenneT, offering intraday, GOPACS redispatch and ex-post trading to European market participants.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Energy Trading Platform Amsterdam (Etpa) is a Dutch electricity exchange that operates a platform for short-term power trading and congestion management. Founded in 2015 as a next-generation spot power exchange, it was spun out of TenneT, the Dutch-German transmission system operator, combining deep grid operations expertise with trading know-how. From its base in Amsterdam, Etpa has grown into an accessible power market serving traders across Europe. Etpa positions itself as "the market's most advanced power trading exchange for participants of all sizes." As an electricity exchange, its platform enables participants to directly access spot markets to optimize their positions and exploit the flexibility of their portfolio. The company states that the transition to renewable energy demands modern systems that match the pace of change, and that legacy technology holds progress back; its electricity exchange sits at the centre of this transition, providing the infrastructure hundreds of companies need to develop new business models and accelerate the shift to sustainable energy. Etpa's markets include Intraday (SIDC), GOPACS Redispatch, and Ex-Post trading, each playing a different role in keeping Europe's power system balanced. The Intraday (SIDC) market allows continuous trading up to delivery to fine-tune positions and monetize flexibility across European intraday XBID markets and participating exchanges. Ex-Post trading lets participants adjust Dutch imbalance positions after delivery to cut imbalance costs and capture spreads in Regulation state 2. GOPACS is a congestion market developed by Etpa for the Dutch grid operators. The company continuously expands into new markets and geographies to meet evolving participant needs. Etpa is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and serves traders across Europe. It is a private company. Its official website is etpa.nl.

History

Etpa (Energy Trading Platform Amsterdam) was founded in 2015 as a next-generation spot power exchange, specialising in short-term power trading and congestion management. It was spun out of TenneT, the Dutch-German transmission system operator, combining deep grid operations expertise with trading know-how. The company co-developed the GOPACS congestion market for the Dutch grid operators. From its base in Amsterdam, Etpa has grown into an accessible power market serving traders across Europe. The company describes its mission as powering potential in energy markets, arguing that the transition to renewable energy demands modern systems that match the pace of change, and that legacy technology holds progress back. Its electricity exchange sits at the centre of this transition, providing the infrastructure hundreds of companies need to develop new business models and accelerate the shift to sustainable energy. Etpa continuously expands into new markets and geographies to meet evolving participant needs.

  • 2015

    Etpa founded as a next-generation spot power exchange, spun out of TenneT.

  • Co-developed the GOPACS congestion market for the Dutch grid operators.

Products and positioning

The market's most advanced power trading exchange for participants of all sizes.

  • Intraday (SIDC)

    Trade continuously up to delivery to fine-tune positions and monetize flexibility across European intraday XBID markets and participating exchanges.

  • GOPACS Redispatch

    Congestion market developed for the Dutch grid operators.

  • Ex-Post

    Adjust Dutch imbalance positions after delivery to cut imbalance costs and capture spreads in Regulation state 2.

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