Puro.earth has partnered with BlueLayer to bring carbon dioxide removal (CDR) suppliers a further streamlined process for monetizing from their activities.
Under this partnership, BlueLayer will provide its digital monitoring, reporting, and verification (dMRV) services and expertise in project data infrastructure to enhance Puro.earth’s platform for CDR suppliers.
With this collaboration, CDR suppliers will now be able to faster access income from their high-quality carbon credits through a simplified and more reliable verification process than the one used so far.
BlueLayer is a company powered by a team of climate, software, and fintech savants with a keen interest in carbon markets.
Through its innovative software platform, BlueLayer provides carbon removal suppliers with a tool that automates and centralizes data gathered across the full lifecycle, starting from project design and due diligence all the way to reporting and credit issuance.
Its system integrates machine, sensor, and operational data, providing CDR developers with a time-saving method for organizing, visualizing, and sharing data from their projects with stakeholders like buyers and investors.
On its mission to aid carbon project developers, the company has created methodology-specific templates that enable CDR suppliers to submit standardized data for a speedy verification.
By joining forces with Puro.earth, this BlueLayer system will now be seamlessly integrated within Puro.earth’s infrastructure, allowing suppliers to access an accelerated and trustworthy pathway to issuing carbon credits.
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As part of its ambition to responsibly advance the digital verification of credits and boost the development of a credible carbon removal market, Puro.earth will embark on workshops and pilots with BlueLayer and other dMRV partners, looking to gather insights on digital tools that can improve the process of carbon removal verification.
The expected outcome from this effort is to identify software solutions that can unlock better accuracy, efficiency, and transparency in this field, providing a stable foundation for scaling the carbon removal market.
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