Sectors
In every sector, we track the buyers that matter and the signals that announce a need: tenders, projects, openings, funding. Every fact is sourced and dated.
752 companies tracked in 100 countries
Terminal extensions, logistics zones and corridors: ports buy handling equipment, systems and services for years.
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6,294 companies tracked in 162 countries
Housing, roads, hospitals and stadiums: every project creates demand for materials, equipment and subcontracting.
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651 companies tracked in 99 countries
Field maintenance, refining, storage and safety: a sector that buys all year round, with strict local content rules in Africa.
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13 companies tracked in 8 countries
Wind farms to build, connect and maintain: components, lifting, cables and maintenance for decades.
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243 companies tracked in 56 countries
Utility-scale plants, industrial rooftops and mini-grids: demand is growing fast in Africa, the Middle East and Southern Europe.
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1,043 companies tracked in 129 countries
Lines, substations and meters: grids must keep pace with renewables, backed by public budgets and multilateral funding.
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Emission reduction projects, credit buyers and exporters subject to the European Union's carbon border adjustment mechanism.
776 companies tracked in 70 countries
Stadiums, training centres and equipment: major competitions trigger public and private purchasing years in advance.
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4,329 companies tracked in 149 countries
Machinery, inputs, packaging and ingredients: a global trade driven by food security and local processing.
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11,096 companies tracked in 163 countries
Openings, renovations and rebrandings: every hotel project buys furniture, kitchen equipment, linen and technology.
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23,122 companies tracked in 186 countries
Automation, maintenance and parts: factories that are setting up or modernising look for reliable suppliers close at hand.
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6,320 companies tracked in 178 countries
Mobile payments, software, data centres and artificial intelligence: digital companies buy hardware, connectivity and services, and look for local partners to expand.
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19,675 companies tracked in 152 countries
Film shoots, studios, festivals, fashion houses and galleries: a fast-growing economy, notably in Africa, that buys equipment, fabrics, services and distribution.
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584 companies tracked in 70 countries
Machinery, wear parts, ore processing and safety: remote sites that buy in volume and over the long term.
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465 companies tracked in 83 countries
Treatment plants, desalination and networks: long-term public programmes, often backed by international funders.
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12,458 companies tracked in 186 countries
Hospitals to build and equip, consumables and maintenance: purchasing governed by strict approval rules.
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1,904 companies tracked in 131 countries
Parts, batteries and charging stations: assembly plants and electrification are opening new subcontracting markets.
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Two markets are coming together. The first is Europe's carbon border, which already affects exporters of steel, aluminium, cement and fertilisers. The second is carbon credits, which governments and companies buy to meet their commitments.
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism covers imported steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity. Importers of less than 50 tonnes a year are exempt.
Source : European Commission
CBAM certificates will go on sale from 1 February 2027. The first declaration, covering 2026 imports, is due on 30 September 2027.
Source : Regulation (EU) 2025/2083, EUR-Lex
Without verified emissions data, the importer pays on the basis of marked-up default values. Any carbon price already paid in the country of origin can be deducted. A supplier that documents its emissions becomes more competitive.
Source : Regulation (EU) 2025/2083, EUR-Lex
In 2025, Ghana became the first African country to transfer carbon credits to another state, Switzerland, under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement.
Source : Ghana News Agency
The Article 6.4 mechanism approved its first credits on 26 February 2026, for an improved cookstove project in Myanmar.
Source : UNFCCC
International aviation is in the first phase of CORSIA, from 2024 to 2026. Eligible credits remain scarce, which supports demand for quality projects.
Source : IATA
As of November 2026, the ICVCM's Core Carbon Principles label covers 13 programmes and 47 methodologies.
Source : ICVCM
The Africa Carbon Markets Initiative targets 300 million credits a year by 2030. Kenya already regulates its carbon markets through a 2023 law and regulations issued in May 2024.
Source : SEforALL
What we do: we identify EU importers subject to CBAM that are looking for suppliers with documented emissions, as well as credit buyers and project developers. Every lead shows whether your product falls within the scope of CBAM.
In focus
Every major competition triggers years of purchasing: stadiums, transport, hotels, security, equipment and merchandise. Morocco and the Gulf are running the biggest programmes of the decade.
Morocco, Spain and Portugal will host the 2030 World Cup. Three centenary matches will be played in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.
Source : FIFA
Near Casablanca, the Grand Stade Hassan II is planned to seat 115,000 spectators.
Source : StadiumDB
Saudi Arabia will host the 2034 World Cup in 15 stadiums across 5 cities.
Source : The Star
The Los Angeles Games will take place from 14 to 30 July 2028.
Source : LA28
Dakar hosted the Youth Olympic Games from 31 October to 13 November 2026. It was the first Olympic event ever held in Africa.
Source : International Olympic Committee
The global sporting goods industry is expected to grow by around 6% a year until 2029, according to McKinsey and the WFSGI.
Source : Fashion Dive
What we do: we track stadium and infrastructure programmes, equipment tenders and sporting goods distributors, in Morocco, in the Gulf and wherever a competition is awarded.
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