Bilateral credit
Each company defines which counterparties it may trade with, the applicable credit limits and the governing contract.
Free natural gas market
The independent digital infrastructure for the free natural gas market.
A single environment to negotiate, execute and register natural gas transactions, with an optional standard contract and credit limits set by each company.
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since Dec 2025in operation, with completed transactions
+800 millioncubic meters offered
+30 companiesregistered on the platform
What we do
A digital environment for negotiating natural gas transactions and monitoring the market.
From credit setup to contract signature, every stage of a short-term transaction is carried out and recorded on the platform.
Negotiation
Companies post buy or sell interests on their own commercial terms or respond to those of other participants.
Execution
Each closed transaction automatically generates the contract documentation, signed electronically on the platform.
Audit trail
All actions are logged with author, timestamp and content, ensuring full traceability of every negotiation.
Standard contract
One standard contract, signed once per pair of counterparties.
The GasHub standard contract sets out the general terms between the parties and is signed only once. Subsequent transactions are documented through a Confirmation Notice, with no new round of contract negotiation. Alternatively, companies may use the bilateral contract already in place with each counterparty.
Broader counterparty base
Adopting the standard contract allows trading with other participants that have also adopted it, subject to each company's credit limits, with no further contract negotiation.
Shorter time to execution
With general terms agreed in advance, once the commercial terms are agreed only the confirmation remains to be signed.
Uniform contract terms
With uniform contract terms, proposals can be compared on their commercial variables, such as price, tenor and volume.
Reports and data
Market information based on platform data.
GasHub consolidates aggregated trading data and voluntary participant contributions into periodic analyses of the short-term market, to support companies' decision-making.
The Price Curve is compiled weekly from voluntary contributions, under a formal, versioned methodology. Market reports use aggregated transaction data. Both are distributed to platform participants.
All publications are aggregated and do not identify individual companies, transactions or prices.
Consolidated Price Curve
Participants
One infrastructure, six participant profiles.
Structured access to counterparties and efficient execution of purchase and sale transactions.
- Access to multiple counterparties in a single environment.
- Short-term market information based on aggregated platform data.
- Shorter time between commercial agreement and contract signature.
Simultaneous, standardized presentation of gas availability to multiple buyers.
- Offers visible to all participants, with credit controlled per counterparty.
- Short-term market references to support sales strategy.
- Execution under the standard contract or the existing bilateral contract.
Procurement of supply and sale of surplus volumes with a complete record of the process, supporting accountability to the state regulatory agency.
- Proposals from different suppliers in a single environment.
- Documented decision-making process for governance and audit purposes.
- Requests for quotation (RFQs) open to the market or restricted to invited participants.
A gas procurement process aligned with the company's governance and procurement policies.
- Proposals from different suppliers, presented in a standardized format.
- Organized market information to support internal approvals.
- Issuing RFQs to receive proposals from different suppliers.
- Execution under the standard contract or the existing bilateral contract.
Short-term supply procurement aligned with dispatch dynamics.
- Access to short-term offers and RFQs to meet dispatch requirements.
- Short-term market references to support procurement planning.
- Fast execution under the standard contract.
Management of represented clients' gas supply in a single environment.
- Trading on behalf of clients, with access profiles validated by each company.
- Access to offers and RFQs for the client portfolio in a standardized format.
- Organized market information to support recommendations to clients.
Principles and rules
Neutrality and information security.
Equal rules and formal policies protecting the information of all participants.
No proprietary position.
GasHub does not buy or sell gas and does not trade on its own account.
Equal treatment.
The same rules and access conditions apply to all participants, without preferential treatment.
Participant control.
Counterparties, credit limits and visibility are defined by each company.
Scope.
GasHub does not act as a clearing house, does not provide a central guarantee and does not perform transport scheduling or nomination.
Information security
A formal information security program, with role-based access control, multi-factor authentication, encryption in transit and at rest, and an audit trail of relevant actions.
Contact
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