Indigo Carbon Issues Fifth U.S. Crop, Surpasses 2M Metric Tons of Verified Impact

Key Takeaways

• Indigo Carbon issued its fifth U.S. carbon crop through the Climate Action Reserve
• 1.1 million independently verified carbon credits were issued in the latest tranche
• Total impact now exceeds 2 million metric tons of carbon removals and reductions
• Credits are aligned with ICVCM Core Carbon Principles
• Program includes more than 8 million enrolled acres across 28 states

Indigo Carbon Reaches Milestone with Fifth Credit Issuance

Indigo Carbon announced the issuance of its fifth U.S. carbon crop, bringing the company’s cumulative impact to more than 2 million metric tons of carbon removals and reductions across American croplands. The latest issuance includes 1.1 million independently verified carbon credits issued through the Climate Action Reserve.

With five consecutive issuances, Indigo Carbon positions itself among the most established soil-based carbon programs in operation. The credits were issued under the Climate Action Reserve’s Soil Enrichment Protocol, which has received approval from the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) and aligns with the Core Carbon Principles for high-integrity carbon credits.

“Indigo continues to set the standard for high-integrity soil carbon removals that corporate buyers can trust,” said Max DuBuisson, Head of Impact & Integrity at Indigo. “Soil carbon is uniquely positioned to scale as a climate solution because it captures and stores carbon while also improving water conservation and crop resilience.”