The Charter
Professional standards for the European wholesale energy markets
The Charter establishes a professional framework for individuals active in the European wholesale energy markets. It defines the standards of knowledge, competence and ethical conduct expected from professionals who trade, operate or support these markets.
By introducing a system of professional recognition, continuous learning and ethical commitment, INTEGRIUM contributes to transparent, trustworthy and well-functioning energy markets.
Overview
The Charter defines professional standards for individuals working in the wholesale energy markets. It sets minimum expectations for knowledge, competence and professional behaviour, helping to strengthen trust and responsible market participation.
Through certification, continuous professional development and transparent governance, the framework supports a professional environment where competence and integrity are recognised and maintained.
Scope & Application
INTEGRIUM applies to professionals active in the European wholesale energy markets, including those involved in trading, facilitating or supervising transactions in products such as electricity, natural gas, LNG, green gas, biogas and hydrogen.
It is relevant for market participants, market operators, market facilitators and insiders who may possess market-relevant or inside information through their role.
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Code of Conduct
Chartered Professionals commit to a shared Code of Conduct that promotes integrity, transparency and fair market behaviour.
The Code requires professionals to respect free and fair competition, avoid market manipulation and insider trading, handle sensitive information responsibly and comply with regulatory and corporate governance standards.
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Four Charters
Because professionals fulfil different roles in the energy markets, the framework recognises four specific Chartered designations.
These Charters define the competence requirements, training pathways and ongoing professional development for market practitioners, insiders, deal-makers and surveillants.
Together they form a structured system for recognising professional expertise and supporting responsible market behaviour.
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