New York, USA — Exomad Green has announced the signing of a landmark agreement with Microsoft for biochar-based carbon removal, making it the largest contract of its kind ever signed globally. The 10-year agreement provides for the removal of 1.24 million tons of CO₂, marking a decisive step toward large-scale decarbonization.

The agreement was signed with Carbonfuture and certified under Puro.earth‘s high-integrity standard, ensuring that every ton removed is real, measurable, and permanent, according to the most rigorous principles of the voluntary carbon market.

“This is a powerful example of the kind of climate ambition the market needs: long-term commitments based on transparency and high-integrity certification,” said Jan-Willem Bode, President of Puro. “Exomad Green’s pioneering leadership, combined with digital MRV and the Puro Standard, gives buyers confidence that every ton mined is verifiable and long-lasting.”

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