Carbon Registry Indexer
Welcome to the CarbonMarketsHQ Data Indexer! This tool is designed to consolidate data from multiple carbon market registries into a unified schema, making it easier to analyze and utilize carbon market data. This project is open source and we welcome contributions from the community.
Supported data sources
- Gold Standard
- American Carbon Registry (ACR)
- Climate Action Reserve (CAR)
- Climate Action Data Trust (CADT)
- Puro Earth
Installation
To install the package, you can use pip:
pip install carbon-registry-indexer
license
All the code in this repository is MIT licensed.
Sample Usage
indexer = CarbonRegistryIndexer(storage_dir='your_storage_dir'
azure_blob_conn_str='your_conn_str',
azure_blob_container='your_container_name')
indexer.setup_storage() # creates or purges data folder
# calls to initiate sync
indexer.sync_gold_standard()
indexer.sync_climate_action_data_trust()
indexer.sync_american_carbon_registry()
indexer.sync_climate_action_reserve()
indexer.sync_puro_earth()
Output model
ProjectLocation: Stores information about the location of a project, including country, state, and geographic identifier.ProjectRating: Captures project-level ratings from different rating entities.CoBenefit: Links a project to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) it contributes to.Project: The core table representing a carbon project. It includes meta information about a project.RelatedProject: Captures relationships between different projects.Issuance: Represents an issuance of carbon credits from a project.Label: Defines a label associated with an issuance, specifying the crediting period and validity.Unit: Represents the life-cycle of credit units Issued, retired, cancelled, etc.Governance: Stores picklist values used for governance-related fields.Estimation: Contains estimated credit information for a project.
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