Fastmarkets, a leading provider of market intelligence and pricing for metals, forest products, and agriculture, has launched a powerful new carbon intelligence service to support industries navigating the challenges of decarbonization.
As global climate regulations tighten—most notably through the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)—industries face growing pressure to manage carbon exposure.
Fastmarkets’ expanded carbon offering delivers key tools including carbon credit pricing, regulatory analysis, and market forecasts to help businesses stay compliant and competitive in a low-carbon economy.
“Decarbonization is no longer a future goal—it is a critical business priority today,” Raju Daswani, CEO of Fastmarkets, said in a company statement on Monday.
With its comprehensive carbon services, Fastmarkets seeks to equip industries to thrive through uncertainty, turning climate action into strategic advantage.
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The launch includes two flagship products:
- Carbon Credits & Removals:
This service features historical pricing, market news, and forecasts to 2030 and 2050 across 11 project types, including CORSIA Phase 1 and nature-based solutions like ARR, IFM, and REDD+. The granular data supports decision-making in sectors such as forestry and agriculture, where carbon markets offer new revenue opportunities. - CBAM Insights (Early Access):
Businesses can now access early analysis on CBAM’s cost and supply chain impacts. A full suite of insights, launching in August, will deepen coverage of green commodities and compliance strategies.
Fastmarkets’ mission is to cut through market noise with clear, actionable carbon intelligence, providing businesses with the tools need to adapt and lead, according to Chief Economist Stuart Evans.
Available from May 12, the new platform includes API integration, custom dashboards, and weekly reports—offering tailored insights to help companies manage risk, meet emissions targets, and seize opportunities in a changing regulatory landscape.
