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Latitude Media

Canada has a ‘window of opportunity’ to be carbon removal destination

As the U.S. market is roiled by uncertainty, companies are turning north — and Canada is embracing the attention.
The Albertan

Deep Sky set to launch carbon removal operations in Innisfail this summer

Construction of the world’s first cross-technology carbon removal centre is on time, on budget and ready to put a big spotlight on Innisfail.
Canadian Business

The 2025 CB Innovation Awards

For the fourth annual edition of Canadian Business's flagship awards, we narrowed in on companies fighting the climate crisis. Here are 20 Canadian companies with brilliant solutions for saving the planet.
Medicine Hat News

Carbon capture project will buy its own power from southern Alberta solar play

Quebec-based developer Deep Sky is developing the extraction facility near Innisfail, and would sequester the CO2 at an underground hub near Edmonton, but has signed a power purchase agreement with the “Lethbridge 1” solar farm.
Mon Thetford

Deep Sky rencontre le public à Thetford Mines

L’entreprise québécoise de développement de projets d’élimination du carbone, Deep Sky, a répondu aux questions du public lors de sa soirée portes-ouvertes lundi 10 février.
RBC Capital Markets

Could Canada be a global leader in the carbon removal industry?

A new industry is emerging in Canada, built around carbon dioxide (CO2) removal and sequestration. How will the developers of this new technology navigate the tricky road to optimizing and scaling it for commercial use as a tool to address climate change?
Courrier Frontenac

Un projet innovant pour capter et séquestrer le CO2 dans les plans à Thetford Mines

Le mardi 14 janvier, deux représentants de l’entreprise étaient de passage à l’Espace entrepreneuriat région de Thetford (E2RT) pour partager avec les acteurs économiques et politiques les objectifs ainsi que les avantages et opportunités liés à l’implantation de leur projet dans la région.
Bloomberg

Bill Gates-Backed Fund Bets $40 Million on Carbon Removal Firm Deep Sky

The clean-tech venture firm founded by Bill Gates is providing a $40 million grant to carbon-capture startup Deep Sky Corp., which seeks to build large-scale facilities to clean carbon from the air.

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