Puro.earth, the leading registry for durable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits, has introduced a premium service to help large-scale suppliers bring verified removals to market on a faster cadence, seeking to improve liquidity and predictability for engineered removal projects.
The new offering, branded Puro Issuance Plus, allows eligible suppliers to request more frequent issuance cycles for CO2 Removal Certificates (CORCs), reducing the time between when removals are verified and credits appear in the Puro Registry.
The service builds on recent upgrades to the platform’s digital infrastructure, including MyPuro 2.0 and the Puro dMRV Connect application programming interface (API), which streamline data submission and audit readiness.
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Issuances under the new premium service remain tied to standard third-party verification and quality controls; there are no changes to Puro.earth’s certification requirements.
By enabling “batch-based” issuance when suppliers need it, the service aims to help producers convert removed carbon dioxide (CO2) into revenue more quickly and make planning more certain.
“Predictability and timing matter just as much as volume in a maturing market,” said Jan-Willem Bode, President of Puro.earth. “Puro Issuance Plus is about aligning issuance more closely with how mature suppliers actually operate — shortening the path from production to issued CORCs, and ultimately to revenue.”
The premium service is available to suppliers meeting defined eligibility criteria, including industrial-scale production with a minimum threshold of 1,000 CORCs per audit and consistent audit performance.
It is particularly suited to firms that want to optimize liquidity, improve issuance predictability and set the stage for future real-time issuance models.
Puro.earth has positioned itself at the forefront of the engineered carbon removal market by combining rigorous methodologies with digital tools that support scaled CDR project pipelines and the issuance of high-integrity removal credits.
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