Enables higher frequency issuance of CO₂ Removal Certificates for industrial suppliers
Improves liquidity, planning certainty and cash flow in maturing CDR markets
Supports transition toward real-time issuance infrastructure linked to digital MRV
Helsinki Launch Reflects a Shift Toward Market Infrastructure
Puro.earth has introduced a new premium service that allows engineered carbon removal suppliers to issue verified credits with greater frequency, tightening the gap between physical removal and market availability as the voluntary carbon market moves toward scaled industrial models.
The service, called Puro Issuance Plus, gives eligible suppliers the option to issue CO₂ Removal Certificates in batches aligned with their operational cadence, rather than waiting for longer audit cycles. The move is designed to address liquidity constraints and strengthen revenue predictability for carbon removal companies that are increasingly operating as industrial producers of climate services.
The company said the tighter issuance cycles are built on top of MyPuro 2.0 and the Puro dMRV Connect API, which together form a digital infrastructure stack aimed at improving audit readiness, structured data submission and verification workflows. Issuances remain tied to third-party audits, with no changes to certification or crediting requirements.
Cash Flow Is Becoming a Core Constraint
Financing is emerging as one of the defining challenges for the engineered CDR industry. Many suppliers carry high capital and operational costs, while buyers are gradually shifting from pilot purchases to multi-year procurement strategies. Faster issuance, even at the same verification thresholds, can materially change working capital dynamics for suppliers.
“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 company reiterated the same point in a statement: “Predictability and timing matter just as much as volume in a maturing market. 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 framing is consistent with how carbon removal offtake agreements are evolving. Buyers, including corporates with net zero strategies, are seeking repeatable issuance patterns and lower delivery risk. Suppliers, meanwhile, are learning to operate like energy or industrial producers that depend on regular cash flow and verifiable output to raise capital.
Digital MRV Is Pushing the Market Toward Continuous Models
Puro Issuance Plus is enabled by digital measurement, reporting and verification tools and API-based data submission. The platform’s Puro dMRV Connect API enables data to move directly into verification workflows, reducing manual friction and supporting structured audit files. The company sees this as a step toward real-time issuance architecture.
Puro.earth is not alone in developing digital MRV pathways, but it is one of the few doing so at industrial scale with suppliers that are already issuing significant volumes of engineered removals. The company has also been active in setting standardized methodologies for biochar, concrete and other durable carbon removal approaches.
Eligibility Signals Where the Market Is Heading
The service is offered to suppliers that meet defined performance and quality criteria, including minimum issuance thresholds of 1,000 certificates per audit, consistent operational delivery, and full compliance with verification and data standards. That eligibility profile points to a market that is beginning to differentiate between pilot-scale demonstrations and industrial producers capable of repeatable output.
The company said the service is particularly relevant for suppliers seeking to improve liquidity and issuance predictability while preparing for future real-time issuance.
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Implications for C-Suite and Market Stakeholders
For corporate net zero strategies, the launch reinforces a broader shift: durable engineered removals are becoming more structured, more standardized and more financeable, even if volumes remain limited relative to future demand scenarios. Regular issuance cycles also support risk management and procurement planning for buyers that are layering removals into multi-year climate accounting frameworks.
For investors, the development is part of a larger theme as carbon removal moves from early procurement to market formation. Liquidity, verification cadence and digital audit infrastructure are becoming investable enablers, not peripheral tools.
For policymakers, the initiative reflects how voluntary market infrastructure can mature ahead of compliance frameworks that may eventually integrate engineered removals into national inventories or regulated markets.
A Market Still Defining Its Operating Model
The closing question is scale. The CDR market remains small relative to modeled demand in 2030 and 2050 pathways. Yet the emergence of infrastructure services like Puro Issuance Plus suggests the sector is entering a new phase where issuance cadence, data integrity and financial operability matter as much as technology choice.
If the sector succeeds, real-time issuance could become a defining feature of engineered carbon removal, supporting climate accounting, procurement and finance across both voluntary and eventual compliance systems.
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