EWE increases efficiency and automation with Fidectus Confirmation Hub
Company Overview EWE TRADING GmbH (EWE) consolidates the energy trading activities within the EWE Group and acts as an interface to the wholesale...
About e-regio
e-regio is a regionally operating energy utility that offers sustainable electricity, gas and water solutions in 19 municipalities. The company is a key driver of the ‘Energiewende’ in the region between the river Rhine and the Eifel and supplies residential and commercial customers with renewable electricity from its own PV and wind farms. Florian Wühr, Head of Portfolio Management & Balancing Group Management, and his six-person team use the digital OTC trading platform enmacc and Fidectus post-trading solutions for their energy trading activities.

''The entire deal lifecycle - from trading on enmacc, to integrating deals into our systems, through to confirmation matching, and automated invoice and netting processing via Fidectus - will be managed through our IT systems. This is a key building block for our future operations.''
Energy procurement with enmacc
“enmacc is a key tool for us in our daily operations. My team and I use enmacc every day, handling 98% of our forward contracts through the marketplace. This includes standard trading products for natural gas and electricity, as well as monthly and hourly schedules, and more recently, Guarantees of Origin (GoOs),” Wühr explains.
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By combining enmacc’s digital marketplace with Fidectus’ automated post-trade processing, e-regio is moving toward a more streamlined and scalable operating model. Instead of relying on manual handovers, emails, and spreadsheet-based follow-ups, the team can standardise how trades flow from execution into downstream processes - helping reduce operational effort while improving transparency across the lifecycle.
This approach supports e-regio’s broader goal of building resilient, future-ready energy procurement processes as market conditions and regulatory requirements evolve. With higher trading volumes, more product variety, and increased pressure to optimise working capital and manage risk, having an integrated workflow from trading through to invoicing and netting becomes increasingly important. It also enables the team to focus more time on portfolio and balancing decisions, rather than on administrative effort.
The case study highlights how a regional utility can combine modern trading infrastructure with automated post-trade services to support day-to-day efficiency - while also laying the foundation for continued growth and digitalisation. It shows how automation can support reliability and control in a fast-moving market, without sacrificing flexibility in the products and counterparties traded.
Source: enmacc
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