ADM plans voluntary carbon removal credits from 800,000-ton-a-year Nebraska CCS facility

• ADM plans to enter the voluntary carbon dioxide removal market using credits from its Columbus, Nebraska carbon capture operations.
• Offering targets more than 800,000 tons a year of removals tied to biogenic CO2 captured from ethanol fermentation.
• Credits are undergoing certification by Puro.earth under its Geologically Stored Carbon methodology; initial issuance expected by year end.
• CO2 is transported to Tallgrass’s Eastern Wyoming Sequestration Hub for permanent underground storage under a Wyoming Class VI permit.
• Successful verification would start a 15-year crediting period for the Columbus facility.

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