ADM partners with Puro.earth for 800,000 tonnes annual carbon removal capacity

Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (ADM) plans to enter the voluntary carbon dioxide removal market by certifying over 800,000 tonnes of annual carbon removal capacity through a partnership with Puro.earth. The initiative leverages carbon capture and geologic storage at ADM's Columbus, Nebraska corn processing complex. ADM will capture biogenic CO2 from industrial ethanol fermentation, transport it to the Eastern Wyoming Sequestration Hub, and subject operations to third-party auditing under Puro.earth’s Geologically Stored Carbon methodology. Certification and credit issuance are expected by year-end, initiating a 15-year crediting period for customers across various sectors.

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