Empowering our Energy Future
Building the financial infrastructure for the U.S. grid shift to renewable sources
At ElectronX™, we're creating a new electricity market designed to enable precision risk management, volatility hedging opportunities, and the monetization of power assets for all energy market participants. As a CFTC-regulated financial exchange,* ElectronX (EXI) will offer derivatives products that capture the intraday price fluctuations of our rapidly changing electrical grid—helping to smooth the financial path of clean energy adoption across the nation.
*Subject to CFTC approval
The Price & Volatility Problem
For much of the country, volatile pricing swings in energy markets have become the norm— especially in extreme weather conditions. The economic impact of these price spikes, combined with a changing power supply mix and exponential growth in demand for electricity, is impeding the widespread adoption of clean energy.
Supply Shift to Renewables
The U.S. electricity supply chain increasingly relies on renewable and intermittent sources like wind and solar power, while coal and gas are being taken offline. Weather, number of daylight hours, and seasonal temperature all affect renewable energy output.
High Demand on the Grid
The U.S. electricity supply chain increasingly relies on renewable and intermittent sources like wind and solar power, while coal and gas are being taken offline. Weather, number of daylight hours, and seasonal temperature all affect renewable energy output.
Short-Term Price Exposure


The cost of electricity now spikes wildly in times of high demand, and power users in renewable-friendly locations such as Texas and California are severely impacted in these scenarios. Unusually hot days see prices jump exponentially as available supply is choked.
Supply Shift to Renewables
The U.S. electricity supply chain increasingly relies on renewable and intermittent sources like wind and solar power, while coal and gas are being taken offline. Weather, number of daylight hours, and seasonal temperature all affect renewable energy output.
High Demand on the Grid
The U.S. electricity supply chain increasingly relies on renewable and intermittent sources like wind and solar power, while coal and gas are being taken offline. Weather, number of daylight hours, and seasonal temperature all affect renewable energy output.
Short-Term Price Exposure


The cost of electricity now spikes wildly in times of high demand, and power users in renewable-friendly locations such as Texas and California are severely impacted in these scenarios. Unusually hot days see prices jump exponentially as available supply is choked.
An electricityexchange forthe energy transition
An electricityexchange forthe energytransition
Trade | Hedge | Monetize
ElectronX will offer small-sized, short-duration products, including bounded futures and binary options for hourly periods, on a platform structured to manage electricity price risk against short-term volatility.*
*Subject to CFTC approval
Highly accessible market for all users
Participate without brokers or high capital requirements, via a bespoke API and GUI
Granular contracts to fit intraday volatility
Sized in single megawatt-hours over hourly periods across many locations
Deep liquidity via diverse participant base
Trade with the full scope of market participants, regardless of balance sheet size
Virtually no counterparty risk with centrally-cleared market
Seamless near real-time settlement with fully collateralized contracts
Highly accessible market for all users
Participate without brokers or high capital requirements, via a bespoke API and GUI
Granular contracts to fit intraday volatility
Sized in single megawatt-hours over hourly periods across many locations
Deep liquidity via diverse participant base
Trade with the full scope of market participants, regardless of balance sheet size
Virtually no counterparty risk with centrally-cleared market
Seamless near real-time settlement with fully collateralized contracts
Our market is designed for all energy producers, users and traders who rely on the electricity supply chain
Energy generation pioneers
Wind and solar power developers, renewables farm owners, and households and small businesses with distributed energy resources
High-volume energy consumers & providers
Data centers, bitcoin miners, AI and technology-heavy companies, and load serving entities
Energy storage innovators
Battery producers and operators, power storage facilities, and distributed energy resource providers
Asset hedgers & market speculators
Hedge funds, asset managers, power market traders, and market making firms