This has translated into improving sales of our core research as well as strong growth in our breakout solutions, including subsurface, chemicals and the energy transition practice. We continue to be encouraged by the early results of Lens, but equally important is the fact that having a new and unique product in the marketplace has really energized our sales teams. This solution enables our customers to analyze and interact with our comprehensive global upstream data set to make faster, data-driven commercial decisions. Specifically at Wood Mackenzie, this month, we released the second module to Lens called Global Upstream Valuations, which expands screening and valuation capabilities across the whole world. These platforms take the level of intimacy with our customers and their workflows to a whole new level and deliver enhanced growth and operating leverage. Such environments include our visualized ClaimSearch for fraud fighting and claims adjudication, our Touchstone platform for catastrophe modeling, X1 for global property estimating, Lens for energy analytics, and our PowerAdvocate platform for adjusting and understanding supply chain costs in the energy space. On the innovation front, I'm especially pleased to see strong revenue growth tied to the investments we have made in platformed analytic environments. This growth was driven by strength in our insurance segment and solid improvements in energy and specialized markets. Verisk reported organic constant currency revenue growth of 7.6% and organic constant currency adjusted EBITDA growth of 7.7%. I'm pleased to share that Verisk had another strong quarter of growth, fueled by our market-leading innovation and continued focus on delivering an exceptional customer experience.
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