Leadership move reflects growing demand for governance, transparency, and regulatory alignment in voluntary carbon markets.
Exomad Green is positioning permanent carbon removal as a scalable, high-integrity climate solution for corporate net-zero strategies.
Appointment follows rising aviation and corporate demand for durable carbon removal tied to stricter disclosure and compliance expectations.
Exomad Green has appointed Daniel Sierra as Vice President of Policy, Strategy, and Market Outreach, reinforcing its focus on governance, market credibility, and global policy alignment as carbon removal markets evolve.
The company said Sierra will lead its strategic positioning across international carbon markets, ensure alignment with emerging regulatory frameworks, and deepen engagement with buyers, partners, and institutions worldwide.
“We are pleased to announce that Daniel Sierra has joined the team as Vice President of Policy, Strategy, and Market Outreach at Exomad Green,” the company stated. “Daniel brings extensive experience at the intersection of carbon markets, international public policy, certification governance, and market development. This expertise is increasingly critical as carbon markets mature and integrity requirements rise.”
Integrity and Transparency Take Center Stage
Sierra joins at a moment when voluntary carbon markets are shifting from rapid growth toward credibility and accountability. Buyers face increasing scrutiny from regulators, investors, and auditors, while disclosure frameworks and corporate governance standards demand verifiable climate claims.
“The voluntary carbon market is entering a new era,” Sierra said. “Maturity will be defined not by volume alone, but by price, transparency, and credibility.”
He added that Exomad Green is building “permanent carbon removal at scale anchored in integrity and affordability,” and noted his interest in working directly on removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it long term.
This governance-first approach reflects broader market evolution. As integrity concerns reshape procurement standards, policy alignment and certification rigor are becoming decisive differentiators among carbon removal providers.
Scaling Durable Carbon Removal
Exomad Green focuses on permanent carbon removal through biochar production, converting sustainably sourced forestry residues into stable carbon stored in soils for centuries. The approach delivers climate mitigation alongside co-benefits including improved soil health, reduced air pollution, and local economic development.
The company’s facilities in Bolivia support industrial-scale production, positioning the firm to supply durable carbon removal credits to corporate buyers seeking long-term climate impact and measurable environmental outcomes.
Demand for such solutions is accelerating across hard-to-abate sectors. A recent multi-year agreement will supply 105,000 tonnes of permanent carbon removal for aviation between 2026 and 2028, reflecting increasing pressure on airlines to address residual emissions and meet tightening net-zero commitments.
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Policy Alignment and Market Engagement
Exomad Green said Sierra will oversee alignment with emerging regulatory and policy frameworks while strengthening engagement across the carbon ecosystem.
“In this role Daniel will lead our strategic positioning across global carbon markets, oversee alignment with emerging regulatory and policy frameworks, and strengthen Exomad Green’s engagement with buyers, partners, and institutions worldwide,” the company stated.
Sierra emphasized the importance of collaboration across stakeholders. “Looking forward to engaging with partners, buyers, and institutions across the ecosystem,” he said.
His appointment highlights the growing importance of policy literacy and institutional trust as voluntary carbon markets intersect with national climate strategies, disclosure regimes, and international standards.
What Executives and Investors Should Watch
The leadership addition reflects a structural shift in carbon markets. Companies are no longer evaluated solely on credit volumes or price competitiveness. Governance frameworks, transparency, and long-term climate integrity are becoming central to procurement decisions.
For corporate climate leaders and investors, the message is clear: durable removal solutions backed by strong policy alignment and verification standards are gaining traction as regulatory pressure and disclosure requirements intensify.
As global climate frameworks tighten and scrutiny of carbon claims deepens, the credibility of carbon strategies will increasingly depend on permanence, traceability, and institutional trust. Exomad Green’s leadership move positions the company to compete in a market where integrity, governance, and climate durability define the next phase of decarbonization.
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