Puro.earth Secures €11 Million in Series B Funding Led by Nasdaq to Strengthen Its Certification Infrastructure

2025-Septmeber-04

Helsinki, September 4, 2025. Puro.earth, the leading accreditation platform for engineered carbon removal (CDR) projects, announced the closing of an €11 million Series B funding round, led by Nasdaq and with participation from Fortum Innovation & Venturing.

The funds will be used to strengthen the infrastructure supporting its certification process, including the more frequent issuance of high-integrity carbon removal credits, the promotion of offtake agreements, and the open integration of digital monitoring, reporting, and verification (dMRV) tools.

The investment comes amid growth for Puro.earth, following the update of its leading biochar methodology, the launch of an API to facilitate carbon credit transactions, strategic partnerships to finance CDR projects, and the addition of new leaders to scale carbon removal globally.

Since 2019, Puro.earth has developed the first standard dedicated to engineered carbon removal and has issued over 1 million Certified CO₂ Removals (CORCs), more than any other registry or standard in this field. With this new financial backing, the company seeks to consolidate its role as an international benchmark in the creation of high-integrity carbon markets.

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