Carbon Buyer Intelligence & Market Data

Our buyer data is built on transaction-level retirement and offtake data drawn from 35+ global registries, updated daily. Rather than relying on self-reported purchasing claims, we link retirements and transactions back to specific companies wherever possible, giving you a verified, near real-time view of who is actually buying.

Likelihood to Buy is AlliedOffsets’ predictive model for identifying companies most likely to enter the market as credit buyers. It weighs factors including abatement potential, headquarter location, internal carbon pricing, and the presence of a net-zero target, letting suppliers and brokers prioritize outreach before a company becomes an obvious, already-contested buyer.

Our latest buyer report projects $2.27 billion in future carbon credit purchases, with medium-to-high likelihood to buy concentrated in airlines, consumer goods, financial services, technology and telecommunications, and industrials and manufacturing. Among returning buyers, energy and technology show the largest projected financial impact, while aviation is the biggest growth driver among new entrants due to CORSIA compliance requirements.

Yes. Contact information is available for 1,000+ active buyers within the Buyers Module, alongside their transaction history and sector classification — so outreach can go straight to the right person rather than a generic corporate inbox.

Raw registry data tells you a retirement happened; it doesn’t tell you who’s likely to buy next or how to reach them. AlliedOffsets adds the corporate linkage, sector-level opportunity analysis, and Likelihood to Buy scoring on top of 35+ registries’ worth of transaction data — plus RFP visibility for project developers — turning fragmented retirement records into an actionable buyer pipeline.