ADM enters voluntary carbon market with Puro.earth-certified geological storage credits

Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (ADM) has entered the voluntary carbon dioxide removal market, utilising over 800,000 tonnes of annual removal capacity from its Columbus, Nebraska bioethanol carbon capture and storage operations. ADM partnered with Tallgrass for carbon transport and sequestration into the Eastern Wyoming Sequestration Hub, with Puro.earth certifying the credits under its Geologically Stored Carbon methodology. Initial credit issuances are expected by year-end following third-party audits. This initiative establishes a 15-year crediting period, providing one of the largest single-facility engineered removal offerings to the VCM.

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