Super6 and Mangrove Secure the Midwest

Super6 Carbon and Mangrove Systems partner to bring AI-driven transparency and automated auditing to the US carbon removal market

20 Feb 2026

The wild west of carbon credits is finally getting a digital sheriff. In a move to shore up the credibility of the US removal sector, Super6 Carbon and Mangrove Systems have joined forces to deploy an AI-driven verification platform. This partnership aims to solve the industry’s biggest headache: proving that captured carbon actually stays where it belongs.

Trust is a fragile currency in the voluntary carbon market. For years, buyers have navigated a murky landscape where the link between physical capture and financial credit was often a leap of faith. By integrating Mangrove’s digital measurement and reporting tools, Super6 plans to replace that guesswork with an automated, continuous audit trail. This system tracks every molecule of CO₂ from the moment it is captured in the Midwest to its final resting place deep underground.

The timing is far from accidental. As corporations face mounting pressure to justify their climate claims, the demand for high-integrity credits has skyrocketed. This collaboration leverages Super6’s existing infrastructure deal with Archer Daniels Midland, utilizing the massive Decatur, Illinois, storage site. Rather than waiting months for manual audits, the new platform enables monthly credit issuances backed by real-time data.

Scale requires more than just big pipes and deep wells; it requires a paper trail that cannot be faked. Robert Alloway, President of Super6, believes this transparency is the only way to lure major buyers into long-term commitments. By embedding verification into the machinery of capture itself, the duo is treating integrity as a core feature rather than a bureaucratic afterthought.

The result is a streamlined system of record that turns industrial waste into a verifiable asset. Only 1% of the global carbon market currently meets this level of digital scrutiny, but this Midwestern rollout suggests that the standard is shifting. If the industry wants to grow, it has to prove its math. Super6 and Mangrove are betting that in the future of climate tech, data is just as valuable as the carbon itself.