All data traces back to one source — the Clean Energy Regulator (cer.gov.au) — but each product refreshes on its own schedule, matching how often the underlying government dataset changes.
| Product | Source | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| Market pulse | REC Registry API | Live / daily |
| GO Register | GO Scheme register | Live |
| Market snapshot | Quarterly Carbon Market Report | Quarterly |
| Carbon projects | ACCU Scheme project register | Monthly |
| LRET finder | LRET project register | Monthly |
| Safeguard Mechanism | Safeguard annual data | Annually |
Built from CER's annual Safeguard data release. The overview page shows national-level figures only — total covered emissions, total baselines, units surrendered — and does not rank or compare individual facilities.
Each of the 320 facility pages reports one company's numbers neutrally: reported emissions vs. baseline, and how any gap was covered — ACCUs or Safeguard Mechanism Credits surrendered. Pages are static, regenerated when CER publishes the next annual dataset.
Sourced from CER's ACCU Scheme project register. Browsable two ways — by method (soil carbon, landfill gas, savanna burning, plantation forestry, and others) and by state — both views are over the same underlying project list.
Project registration doesn't guarantee credits have been issued or that the project is still active; the register reflects CER's own project status at time of refresh.
The Guarantee of Origin Register lists participants certified under the GO Scheme, currently covering renewable electricity and hydrogen, queried live from CER.
LRET finder searches 978 geocoded Large-scale Renewable Energy Target projects by postcode, with distance calculated as a straight-line (great-circle) distance from the entered postcode's centroid — not a driving distance.
If you find a data error, use the contact form. Data corrections are turned around when possible, though this isn't an actively staffed support channel — see About.
Every figure on this site can be verified against the Clean Energy Regulator's own published data. That's the point.