The voluntary carbon market faces a fundamental challenge: trust.
For buyers, identifying verified high-quality carbon credits can feel like navigating a labyrinth. For suppliers, demonstrating genuine impact often proves equally challenging. This fragmentation creates a market where caution often outweighs confidence, slowing the vital flow of capital into climate solutions.
At the heart of this challenge lies a simple truth: Better data leads to better decisions. Recognizing this, CEEZER has partnered with four leading monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) providers to revolutionize how project monitoring data is shared and accessed across our global platform of more than 9,000 carbon projects.
“Historically, the voluntary carbon market has operated with a large information asymmetry between the buy and supply sides," notes Dr. Carla Woydt, CEEZER's Chief Impact Officer. "Our integration of real-time MRV data fundamentally changes this dynamic by creating direct connections between buyers and project developers. When you can see actual nature restoration impact data from a forest project or track the performance of a carbon removal installation, it transforms how you evaluate that investment."
A new era of MRV transparency
Reconfirming its commitment to transparency and accountability in the voluntary carbon market, CEEZER launches its MRV data integration. This integration builds on an existing credit inventory partnership with established MRV provider Carbonfuture.
Our MRV partners from across the carbon-monitoring spectrum now include:
- Carbonfuture is one of the first platforms to bring real transparency to carbon removal projects. It delivers end-to-end monitoring for carbon removal projects to ensure every ton is accurately tracked from capture to storage.
- Cula Technologies is a pioneer in leveraging machine data in its monitoring processes, and offers real-time insights into project monitoring activities for interested buyers.
- Mangrove Systems delivers valuable measurement and monitoring insights for technological project types, including biomass-based CDR, direct air capture, and more.
- Kanop uses machine learning models, capable of interpreting satellite imagery, to provide precise, auditable insights for natural ecosystem conservation and restoration projects.
This data integration spans CEEZER's marketplace, which features global carbon projects across 12 major categories, including biochar, direct air capture, and enhanced rock weathering. Going forward, CEEZER will continue to onboard additional partners, increasing access to real-time monitoring data across all categories.
Empowering informed carbon credit buying decisions
CEEZER’s enhanced data access serves both sides of the market. Buyers gain the insights needed to build diversified carbon portfolios aligned with their climate goals, while suppliers can clearly demonstrate their projects' effectiveness and value.
“At CEEZER we are moving beyond carbon information to offer true carbon intelligence,” says CEEZER CEO Magnus Drewelies. "When buyers can easily access real-time project data, they can make faster and more confident decisions about their carbon investments. This transparency doesn't just benefit individual transactions — it strengthens the entire voluntary carbon market."
The new MRV integration creates a real-time monitoring data “window” that allows buyers to see directly into the collection and verification engine that underpins high-quality climate projects.It complements CEEZER's existing project evaluation tools, creating a comprehensive view of a project’s real-time performance metrics and methodology details. (Want to learn more about MRV? Download our helpful guide here.)
From our partners
Carbonfuture: “As CEEZER’s first MRV partner, we are proud to provide seamless integration that enables real-time transparency on credit quality for buyers while supporting efficient credit issuance for suppliers,” said Hannes Junginger-Gestrich, CEO of Carbonfuture. “This collaboration highlights the critical role of data-driven MRV infrastructure in advancing transparency, trust, and scalability in the carbon removal market.”
Mangrove Systems: “At Mangrove Systems, we believe transparency and trust are critical to scaling climate solutions,” said Brandon Vlaar, Chief Executive Officer at Mangrove Systems. “Our partnership with CEEZER helps project developers provide the traceable data needed to build confidence in the credits entering the voluntary carbon market.”
Kanop: “By combining Kanop's satellite-powered MRV data with CEEZER's carbon portfolio platform, we're bringing unprecedented transparency to carbon credits and making it easier for enterprises to access high-quality offsets with confidence,” said Romain Fau, CEO & Co-founder of Kanop.
Cula: "Integrating our real-time MRV insights with CEEZER’s marketplace strengthens the integrity of the carbon removal projects,” said Moritz Spranger, CEO Cula Technologies. "This partnership empowers both buyers and developers to navigate the market with greater confidence."
Increasing trust and confidence in the carbon markets
As the voluntary carbon market continues to mature, the role of verified, accessible data becomes increasingly crucial. CEEZER's integration of advanced digital MRV capabilities represents a significant step toward a more transparent, efficient, and impactful carbon market— one where trust is built on continuous real-time data.
By bringing buyers closer to the actual impact of their investments, this initiative helps fulfill the fundamental promise of carbon markets: directing capital efficiently toward the most effective climate solutions.
Interested in learning more about how CEEZER’s carbon credit platform can support your sustainability goals? Contact us or schedule a demo call today.
