Carbon Market Intelligence
Terminal for VCM & EU ETS
The Central Nervous System of the Carbon Economy
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CRBN.credit reconciles a fragmented market into one institutional terminal for the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) and EU ETS. Eleven thousand projects across seven registries and nineteen compliance systems, collected on a schedule from the bodies that publish them, reconciled into one queryable shape, cross-checked between sources and scored against a published model. Built for hedge funds, corporate sustainability desks and climate-tech teams who need an answer rather than an afternoon with registry PDFs and spreadsheets.
EU ETS Allowance (EUA)
Latest close, Nov 3, 2026
VCM Projects Tracked
Source: registry records across 7 registries · checked daily for new releases
Total Verified Retirements
Registry records from Verra, Gold Standard, ACR, ART TREES, CAR, Cercarbono and Isometric, checked daily for new releases
Institutional Grade Toolset
Full-stack capabilities for the modern carbon desk.
Find and assess a project
Everything on the public record for a single project, and the tools to compare it.
Everything on the public record for a single project, and the tools to compare it.
Project Auditor
Every published record for one project in one place: its registry figures, the ICVCM status of its methodology, governance indicators for its country and physical risk at its location. Each finding names the source that published it, and the report says which checks it could not complete.
Rating Analyzer
The CRBN Quality Index: twelve dimensions, each computed from a public record and shown with its raw value, points, weight and source. The formula is published in the tool and you can change the weights. No letter grades, and no figures attributed to rating agencies.
Registry Lookup
Resolve a project name or serial number to its record across seven registries, then read the credit ledger year by year: issued, retired and remaining, with every row reconciling to its totals.
Methodology Lab
Compare crediting methodologies by what their projects actually did: how many exist, how much they issued and retired, reversals the buffer did not cover, late verifications, where they are, and what the ICVCM concluded.
Genius Screener
Screen the whole project database on your own criteria, beside a board of 25 official price series: the EU allowance from every auction, ICAP's prices for 14 other carbon markets, energy prices and the currencies they trade in. Each row carries its date, moves over several windows, its position in the 52 week range, volatility and correlation to the EU carbon price.
Price and market
Published allowance prices, and what continuing each market's own trend implies.
Published allowance prices, and what continuing each market's own trend implies.
Benchmark Tracker
Every compliance carbon market on one board in one currency, each price dated to when it was set, the spread between any two systems over time, and your own retirements priced against the market on the day you made them.
Price Forecast
Scenario ranges built from measured trend and volatility, with the latest official EU auction price shown beside the market series. Every number traces to a market series, a published policy document or a formula stated in the tool.
Carbon Valuation Desk
States a price where one is published, and where none is, shows what determines value instead: methodology, permanence class, unretired overhang, and quality position.
News Screener
Carbon market coverage from named publishers including Verra, the ICVCM, the European Commission and Carbon Brief. Every headline carries its publisher, its publication date and a working link, and anything outside the date window is filtered out.
Buy, retire and hold
What you retired, and whether the projects behind it still hold up.
What you retired, and whether the projects behind it still hold up.
Portfolio Architect
Build a portfolio to a budget from real projects: screen the database on the fields that exist, then check the shortlist for concentration, demand and physical risk. It does not price credits or tell you what to buy.
Retirement Ledger
Every retirement checked against the registry that recorded it: the project is resolved, the vintage and tonnage are tested against what it actually issued, and each project is re-read whenever you open the ledger, so a later reversal or status change shows up.
Measure and report
Emissions, pathways and disclosure drafts, from published factors.
Emissions, pathways and disclosure drafts, from published factors.
Scope 3 Identifier
A Scope 3 screening inventory from your spend, using published emission factors from the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the UK government. A model sorts each supplier into a commodity code; every tonne comes from the factor tables, never from the model.
Net Zero Generator
A reduction pathway on the SBTi Absolute Contraction Approach, with separate rates for each scope, the residual emissions it leaves, and grid carbon intensity for the countries you operate in.
SDG Impact
The Sustainable Development Goals your projects declared to their registry, with national context from UN and World Bank indicators. No scores, and no invented figures for jobs, households or hectares.
Climate Disclosure
A draft disclosure against IFRS S2, ESRS E1 or TCFD, with physical risk from CMIP6 climate projections. Anything no dataset holds becomes a labelled placeholder rather than prose that pretends to know it.
Risk and compliance
Where a project sits, and which rules reach you.
Where a project sits, and which rules reach you.
Risk Heatmap
Physical and governance risk by location, from satellite fire detections, natural hazard levels, tree cover loss and the earthquake catalogue, scored in code. No AI produces any number.
Compliance Navigator
Which regulations reach you and when, tested against each rule's published thresholds such as turnover, headcount and tonnage, with CBAM cost priced at the latest EU auction price under the enacted phase-in.
In the workspace, beside the tools
Not counted among the 17 tools, and part of every account.
Not counted among the 17 tools, and part of every account.
Live Intel Feed
Your history in the terminal: every tool run, what it found, and the way back into it. A run that failed is marked as failed, never shown as a result.
Knowledge Hub
A reference library of regulatory documentation and market guides, linked to the standards bodies and regulators that publish them.
Project Dossier
One project with every view of it on one page: the registry record, the Credit Passport, named buyers, and the tools set to that project. A metered tool runs only when you press its button.
Watchlist
Follow projects, methodologies, countries, organisations, EU ETS installations and calendar topics. What changes on them appears in your dashboard as the data refreshes, with reminders before each date.
Retirement Evidence Pack
Your retirements matched to registry records, with the ICVCM, CORSIA, Article 6 and hazard position of each project and wording the records support, as a PDF or CSV. Not an assurance opinion.
Offtake Analyzer
A forward offtake contract valued in today's money, with the delivery rate taken from registered projects of one type, country and size, or from one project's own record against its estimate, and the comparable projects listed.
Host Country Exposure
Your credits grouped by host country, beside each country's recorded government actions on carbon credits, its Article 6 position and its World Bank governance scores.
Buffer Exposure
Each project behind your credits: what it has paid into its registry's buffer pool, any reversal on record, and the pool that stands behind it.
Tools & Data
Every free tool and dataset on the public site, inside your dashboard, with a history of what you looked at and ran. Never counted against your allowance.
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Signed in, the same pages sit under Tools & Data with a history, never counted against your allowance.
Signed in, the same pages sit under Tools & Data with a history, never counted against your allowance.
One price, or none at all
Compliance allowance prices are public, so we show them exactly as the market that set them published them, each with its own date. Voluntary transaction prices are not public, and no free source carries them. So we do not state one. Where a voluntary credit's value is the question, the tools show what actually determines it: the methodology, the permanence class, the unretired overhang, and the quality position.
A blended number built from sources we cannot read would look more useful and be worth less than nothing.
Read how prices are handledThe Intelligence Layer for Global Carbon Markets
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Frequently Asked Questions
Built on Verified Market Data
CRBN.credit pulls project data directly from seven registries, Verra, Gold Standard, the American Carbon Registry, Climate Action Reserve, ART TREES, Cercarbono, and Isometric, alongside the allowance prices each compliance market publishes, normalized into a single queryable schema. Every figure on this page traces back to a documented source.
Founded by Souptik Guha Roy, whose background spans digital systems, market research, and automation infrastructure for opaque markets.
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