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How CIX helps corporate buyers
Portfolio Curation
Review and design bespoke, high-impact GHG emissions reduction portfolios aligned with business objectives, sustainability priorities, stakeholder expectations and evolving market dynamics.
✓ Portfolio diagnostic
✓ Quality assessment
✓ Portfolio design
Sourcing
Leverage our global supplier network to discover a wide range of carbon credit and REC projects from trusted primary developers, key seller agents, and secondary market participants.
✓ Global project search
✓ Broad counterparty pools
✓ Diverse market access
Procurement
Secure competitive pricing, favourable contract terms and delivery conditions. Manage end-to-end supplier engagement, including KYC, price and volume negotiations, contracting and transaction execution.
✓ Meeting your terms
✓ Strategic long-term procurement
Transaction
Facilitate spot and forward purchases using our suite of digital trading venues and bespoke bilateral transaction services.
✓ On-platform purchases
✓ Bilateral transactions
✓ Curated auctions
Settlement
Mitigate risk of default or non-delivery while ensuring timely delivery and payment of carbon credits and RECs transactions.
✓ Seamless and tailored settlement
✓ Rich registry connectivity
Custody & Retirement
Hold and retire carbon credits or RECs transacted through CIX, with custody-like services ensuring they remain properly held to your account.
✓ Multi-registry access
✓ Credit holding
✓ Instant transfer
✓ Retirement execution
Portfolio Management
Stay ahead with market intelligence, supplier due diligence and risk mitigation.
✓ Media monitoring
✓ Project insights
✓ Crisis response
Impactful stories
See how CIX benefits corporates from different industries
CIX has streamlined carbon credit transactions, making it easier for Blue Water Shipping Singapore to drive meaningful impact with confidence.
Sustainability has always been a core priority for our business and we have pledged to be carbon-neutral in our data centre operations by 2030. Our collaboration with CIX represents an exciting opportunity for us to make a difference as part of our overall global ESG strategy and we are excited to join forces with other likeminded organisations to strengthen the marketplace and spearhead lasting change for future generations.
With a long-standing commitment to a low carbon economy, green buildings and decarbonisation have been CDL’s top business priorities. We have voluntarily neutralised the annual carbon emissions for our corporate office operations since 2009. CDL is proud to be amongst the pioneering adopters of the inaugural CIX’s curated offerings. Its unique selection of high-quality Nature Climate Solutions projects will help us further expand our carbon reduction efforts in the race to zero.
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Featured articles
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CORSIA and the Emergence of a New Carbon Market
Written by Julien Hall, Head of Intelligence, Climate Impact X There is a distinct buzz in a growing corner of the carbon market – that of credits eligible under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA). For many voluntary carbon market developers and suppliers, it is refreshing to sell in a market…
- Read Article: CIX Intelligence 2025 Market Pulse
CIX Intelligence 2025 Market Pulse
This edition of CIX’s Market Pulse delivers a full-year assessment of the voluntary carbon market, examining how trading activity, liquidity and pricing evolved through 2025. Insights are drawn from observable market activity (bids, offers and transactions), combined with benchmark behaviour, to assess how buyer behaviour, supply dynamics and integrity filters shaped the market over the…
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The next phase of carbon procurement involves exchanges
For a growing number of organisations, carbon procurement is becoming less ad hoc. Internal teams are starting to adopt familiar procurement practices: defined requirements, cross-functional stakeholder buy-in, and decisions that need to hold up under scrutiny. Yet, significant effort still goes into operational work: sourcing across fragmented supply, reconciling inconsistent information, benchmarking prices and coordinating…
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