California-based climate intelligence firm cCarbon has introduced the Carbon Removals and Offsets Monitor (CROM), a free, open-access platform designed to bring clarity and transparency to the global carbon markets.
The tool provides a comprehensive view of transactions and market trends across both engineered and nature-based carbon removal and offset solutions.
CROM aggregates verified data from registries, public announcements, and other trusted sources to track deal flow, pricing, and key market players, including buyers, suppliers, and developers.
With this centralized platform, cCarbon aims to tackle a major challenge in climate finance: fragmented and incomplete data, the company said in a statement last week.
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“This monitor is a big leap forward in making carbon markets transparent and trustworthy,” stated Arpit Soni, Head of Product Design at cCarbon. “We believe this transparency is foundational to scaling credible decarbonization strategies.”
Targeted at investors, developers, corporations, and policymakers, the platform enables users to analyze market activity through interactive tools and detailed insights.
CROM offers comparative views between project types, allowing for benchmarking and strategic decision-making.
This launch marks the first in a series of upcoming tools from cCarbon to support the growth of high-quality carbon removals.
The next product, set to debut at the Carbon Removal Investment Summit in London on June 3, will offer strategic benchmarking on companies in the carbon removal space, including their technologies and market traction.
With CROM, cCarbon is laying the groundwork for a more informed and credible carbon market, ultimately accelerating investment into scalable climate solutions.
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