Abstract:Amerex AG was founded in 1999 and provides over-the-counter energy brokerage offering services on electricity, natural gas, emission credits and allowances, renewable energy credits, retail energy procurement, energy consulting and energy data services.
| Amerex Review Summary | |
| Founded | 1999 |
| Registered Country/Region | United States |
| Regulation | No regulation |
| Products & Services | Electricity, natural gas, emission credits and allowances, renewable energy credits, retail energy procurement, energy consulting, energy data services |
| Trading Platform | EnergyMatch® |
| Customer Support | Email: info@amerexenergy.com; careers@amerexenergy.com |
| Address: One Sugar Creek Center Blvd. Suite 700, Sugar Land, TX 77478 | |
| Tel: 281.340.5200; 281.340.5205 | |
Amerex AG was founded in 1999 and provides over-the-counter energy brokerage offering services on electricity, natural gas, emission credits and allowances, renewable energy credits, retail energy procurement, energy consulting and energy data services.

| Pros | Cons |
| Focus on the energy market | No regulation |
| Limited info on trading conditions |

The company operates without any valid supervision from any regulatory authorities. It raises a question about its legitimacy and credibility because regulated brokers usually adhere to strict industry standards to protect customer funds.
Natural Gas
Amerex operates active natural gas markets, offering various instruments like swaps and forwards, and brokers significant volumes daily.
Power
In electrical power markets, Amerex facilitates trading at major U.S. hubs.
Environment
Amerex brokers emissions markets, including NOx and SO2, providing forwards and options while leading in structured transactions since 2001.
Coal
Since 2012, Amerex has focused on the coal market, helping power plants and mines hedge price risks with financial products to enhance liquidity.

EnergyMatch® is Amerexs online trading platform, providing live pricing and streamlined execution for a wide range of energy products in OTC markets for experienced traders.

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