Leading CO2 registry Isometric has added new features to its API in a further effort to enhance data transparency on the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) market.
As the registry explains, trust in the carbon market can only be built with the help of clear, accessible, and accurate carbon credit removal data, which is what they are offering through the credits issued and verified with their rigorous, science-based approach.
The newly introduced upgrades to the Isometric API aim to take public Registry data accessibility to the next level, providing carbon credit buyers, suppliers, and intermediaries with a more reliable stream of information.
One of the recent API improvements is the implementation of Registry data endpoints that will allow users to easily access data-rich lists containing important Isometric credits information related to projects, suppliers, issuances, deliveries, transfers, and retirements.
According to Isometric, this new feature dramatically simplifies the process of data fetching, providing stakeholders with a wider perspective on the carbon credit market.
Isometric also included Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) data from individual credit portions within the endpoints, helping users visualize removal data by learning more about emissions, gross and net removal, and counterfactuals. With this update, users can now make better informed decisions based on insights into the real climate-relevant impact of removal projects.
Lastly, the Isometric API now has an optimized capacity to facilitate credit transactions. Through this feature, API clients can check their available credits and filter that information with a range of queries. This update was implemented to streamline operations, where suppliers can deliver credits and buyers can transfer or retire them with more transparency than before.
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The registry shared that a number of industry leaders have already adopted the new Isometric API features to offer users more detailed information on carbon market tendencies.
The list of early adopters includes CDR.fyi, MSCI, and Sylvera, along with a partnership with carbon credit platform CEEZER.
