  Here is the Python code that creates an emulation environment using the seedemu library:
```
from seedemu import *

# Create an emulation environment
emulator = createEmulation()

# Add layers to the emulation environment
emulator.addLayer(Base())
emulator.addLayer(Routing())
emulator.addLayer(Ebgp())
emulator.addLayer(Ibgp())
emulator.addLayer(Ospf())
emulator.addLayer(WebService())

# Create Internet Exchanges with custom display names
emulator.addNode(InternetExchange("IE1", "IE1 Display Name"))
emulator.addNode(InternetExchange("IE2", "IE2 Display Name"))

# Create Transit Autonomous Systems and single-homed stub Autonomous Systems with various services
emulator.addNode(TransitAutonomousSystem("TAS1", "TAS1 Display Name"))
emulator.addNode(TransitAutonomousSystem("TAS2", "TAS2 Display Name"))
emulator.addNode(SingleHomedStubAutonomousSystem("SHSAS1", "SHSAS1 Display Name"))
emulator.addNode(SingleHomedStubAutonomousSystem("SHSAS2", "SHSAS2 Display Name"))

# Add a host with a customized IP address to one of the Autonomous Systems
emulator.addNode(Host("Host1", "10.0.0.1"))
emulator.addNode(Host("Host2", "10.0.0.2"))

# Create a real-world Autonomous System
emulator.addNode(RealWorldAutonomousSystem("RWAS", "RWAS Display Name"))

# Enable remote access to one of the Autonomous System's network
emulator.addNode(RemoteAccess("RemoteAccess1", "RemoteAccess1 Display Name"))

# Set up peering via a route server
emulator.addNode(RouteServer("RouteServer1", "RouteServer1 Display Name"))

# Add private peering with different peer relationships
emulator.addNode(PrivatePeering("PrivatePeering1", "PrivatePeering1 Display Name"))
emulator.addNode(PrivatePeering("PrivatePeering2", "PrivatePeering2 Display Name"))

# Add all the layers to the emulator
emulator.addLayer(Base())
emulator.addLayer(Routing())
emulator.addLayer(Ebgp())
emulator.addLayer(Ibgp())
emulator.addLayer(Ospf())
emulator.addLayer(WebService())

# Save the emulator to a component file
emulator.save("emulator.component")

# Render and compile the emulator
emulator.render()
emulator.compile()
```
Note that this code is just an example and may not work as-is. It is important to test the code and make sure it is working correctly before using it in a production environment.