Sylvera expands into commodities to power next phase of growth

Sylvera, the carbon data platform, today announced its expansion into carbon-differentiated commodity markets, marking a major step in the company’s next phase of growth. The business will apply its proven approach to independent assessment and transparent data to bring clarity, comparability, and confidence to some of the world’s most emissions-intensive sectors.

The new capability delivers standardised, facility-level carbon-intensity data and actionable market insights for developers, investors, buyers and traders navigating the rapidly evolving green economy.

The launch builds on strong momentum from 2025, with Sylvera recording a 50 percent increase in revenue, 85 percent customer growth and 100 percent growth in the number of paid users.

Unlocking the opportunity in carbon-differentiated commodities

Across commodities, such as cement, ammonia and hydrogen, producers are making high-stakes decisions about how to monetise lower-emission production. Options include generating carbon credits, selling at a premium based on carbon intensity, or pursuing certification and compliance under emerging regulatory frameworks.

Yet these decisions are being made in markets where data is fragmented, methodologies vary, and performance is difficult to benchmark.

Without consistent, transparent carbon intensity measurement across facilities, investors struggle to assess competitive positioning, developers cannot clearly demonstrate their low-carbon advantage, buyers lack the information needed to procure with confidence, and producers cannot reliably price a low-carbon premium. As a result, capital does not flow efficiently to the most impactful decarbonisation opportunities.

Sylvera’s expansion into commodities directly addresses this gap, providing a common data foundation that enables smarter decisions and accelerates investment across the value chain.

Sylvera’s commodities solution

The expanded platform delivers three core capabilities designed to bring clarity to complex markets:

  • Standardised, facility-level carbon intensity assessments: Using transparent and independent methodologies, Sylvera enables producers to benchmark and demonstrate performance with credible third-party data. Investors gain the insight needed to allocate capital with confidence, while buyers can compare carbon intensity across facilities and cargoes to optimise procurement decisions.
  • Commodity insights and market intelligence: Live data on supply, offtake dynamics, investment flows, capacity and strategic positioning helps market participants understand competitive landscapes and identify emerging opportunities. Developers gain visibility into demand and differentiation, while investors access the intelligence required to spot value and manage risk.
  • Decision support across monetisation pathways: Producers can assess eligibility and compare potential value across multiple mechanisms, including RFNBO standards, CBAM compliance, voluntary carbon markets, Article 6 instruments and Book & Claim systems. Interoperable data and clear insights support faster, more confident investment and commercial decisions.

Allister Furey, CEO of Sylvera, said: “Physical commodity markets are moving fast, but data and standardisation have not kept pace. As complexity increases, market participants need trusted tools that bring consistency, transparency and depth to decision-making. Sylvera’s market-leading position in carbon data gives us a powerful foundation to extend this approach into carbon-differentiated commodities.”

He added: “These commodities are becoming central to how decarbonisation is financed across the global economy. Companies are making joined-up decisions across their entire transition strategy, and our role is to provide the independent data and insights that allow them to do that with confidence, enabling capital to flow to the most effective decarbonisation opportunities.”

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