Carbon Pulse Launches Free Market Data Dashboard
The platform offers new transparency for carbon credit pricing and market supply data to inform investment choices.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Stock Markets
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Carbon Pulse and AlliedOffsets have launched a free carbon market data dashboard that tracks credit pricing, supply, and demand. The platform provides transparent access to project-level data, including information on CORSIA, Article 6, and CCP-labelled credits.
Why it matters
This partnership merges journalistic coverage with detailed market intelligence, offering users a centralized view of project-specific pricing and buyer trends. Accessing this aggregated information can help stakeholders better evaluate market supply and credit valuations.
The dashboard provides comprehensive tracking across project sectors and market types, including live offers for individual credits. While free to access via login, the platform's long-term utility for market valuation is still being tested by users.
The players
Carbon Pulse
A provider of news and market intelligence focused on the carbon markets.
AlliedOffsets
A carbon market intelligence platform providing data analytics for carbon credit projects.
Antonia Drummond
A host for the upcoming Carbon Pulse educational webinar.
Finlay Johnston
A host for the upcoming Carbon Pulse educational webinar.
The details
The dashboard integrates data provided by AlliedOffsets into the Carbon Pulse interface, allowing users to monitor supply and demand trends in real time. It offers visibility into live credit offers and tracks activity from major registries and buyers. By isolating pricing by project sector, it aims to provide granular intelligence on the voluntary carbon market.
Timeline
The new carbon market data dashboard launched on October 26, 2026.
A demonstration webinar is scheduled for November 5, 2026.
Money Landscape
The voluntary carbon market has historically suffered from fragmented pricing and opaque supply data, complicating financial analysis. This launch aligns with broader efforts to standardize market information and improve price discovery for project developers and investors.
Market participants can use this tool to track specific project pricing and supply shifts, which may inform future credit procurement strategies. Households or organizations active in environmental assets should review their registry data to understand how these price signals affect their portfolios.
The takeaway
Transparency in carbon markets can lead to more efficient pricing, helping participants make better-informed decisions. Reviewing the available data on specific project sectors can assist in identifying market trends before making any significant financial commitments in this space.
What happens next
Users interested in a walkthrough of the dashboard can join the webinar hosted by Antonia Drummond and Finlay Johnston on November 5, 2026.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Carbon Pulse.
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