S&P Global Commodity Insights welcomes Climate Impact X as first carbon exchange to join Meta Registry

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S&P Global Commodity Insights welcomes Climate Impact X as first carbon exchange to join Meta Registry

Singapore and London, 17 June 2025 – S&P Global Commodity Insights welcomes Climate Impact X (CIX) as a first mover of the global exchange world to join its Meta Registry, a first-of-kind, infrastructure platform that connects registries and carbon market participants of all types worldwide. CIX, headquartered in Singapore with a presence in London, is a leading environmental markets exchange, and like S&P Global Commodity Insights’ Meta Registry®, shares the aim of advancing connectivity and scalability across the carbon markets.

Meta Registry® enables environmental registries to seamlessly connect with each other as well as others across the carbon credits ecosystem such as standards bodies, governments, and more, to better track, transfer and retire carbon credits and better mitigate risks of double counting of those credits. 

Jonty Rushforth, head of energy transition and sustainability solutions product & portfolio, S&P Global Commodity Insights, said, “Meta Registry’s design of ‘Connect once, Connect to many’ specifically envisioned — not only registry-to-registry communication — but also facilitating communication to carbon credits exchanges and other key stakeholders. So, we’re pleased to welcome CIX as the first exchange to the Meta Registry reality and we look forward to the ever-expanding community we’re building together.”

CIX connects global supply and demand for verified environmental products such as carbon credits and Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). The company is jointly backed DBS Bank, GenZero (a decarbonisation focused investment platform founded by Temasek), Mizuho Financial Group, Singapore Exchange (SGX Group), and Standard Chartered. 

Mark Glossoti, Chief Operating Officer at CIX, said, “Joining the Meta Registry is a positive step toward building a more interconnected and well-functioning carbon market. As the market matures, robust infrastructure and greater interoperability between registries and exchanges will help support the integrity and transparency that participants value. We’re pleased to contribute to this evolution and help lay the groundwork for a more transparent and accessible global market.”

For more information, please contact:
Daphne Chuah – daphne.chuah@stg-climateimpactxcom-staging.kinsta.cloud