Puro.earth Launches Faster Carbon Credit Issuance Service for Scaled Suppliers

Carbon-crediting platform Puro.earth has announced Puro Issuance Plus, a new service enabling large-scale carbon removal suppliers to bring verified CO2 Removal Certificates to market more frequently through batch-based issuance cycles. The service is aimed at reducing the time between production and credit availability, helping suppliers convert removals into revenue more quickly.

Founded in 2018 and majority-owned by Nasdaq since 2021, Puro.earth provides a platform connecting suppliers of carbon net-negative technologies with corporate buyers seeking to reduce or offset their carbon footprints. Suppliers that remove CO2 from the atmosphere to durable storage of at least 100 years are certified and issued CO2 Removal Certificates into the Puro Registry. Puro Issuance Plus is available to industrial-scale suppliers with a minimum issuance threshold of 1,000 CORCs per audit, consistent operational and audit performance, and full compliance with quality, verification and data requirements.

The new service addresses a structural challenge in carbon removal markets: the delay between when carbon is removed and when credits are issued and available for sale. For suppliers with high operational volumes, long issuance cycles create cash flow constraints and slow market development. By aligning issuance cycles more closely with how mature suppliers actually operate, Puro Issuance Plus aims to shorten the path from removal to revenue and support the scaling of the carbon removal market.

The launch comes as the carbon removal credit market faces increasing scrutiny from buyers seeking high-integrity, durable removals. Puro.earth's platform focuses on engineered and nature-based removals with multi-decade or permanent carbon storage, distinguishing it from forestry or agricultural offset markets. The president of Puro.earth said predictability and timing matter as much as volume in a maturing market, and that the new service aligns issuance more closely with how scaled suppliers operate.

Key figure — 1,000 CORCs minimum per audit