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Company Announcements
Deep Sky and atdepth MRV Partner to Advance Direct Ocean Capture in Canada
Deep Sky and atdepth MRV, a Cambridge, Mass.-based provider of Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) services to the ocean and marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) industry, have partnered to advance Direct Ocean Capture (DOC) in Canada.
Canada’s Deep Sky to Pilot DAC Unit from Dutch Startup Carbyon
Deep Sky and Carbyon, a Netherlands-based DAC company, have partnered to install carbon removal technology in Canada.
Deep Sky Debuts DAC Partnership with Ireland’s NEG8 Carbon
Deep Sky and NEG8 Carbon, the leading Irish-based Direct Air Capture company, have partnered to install carbon removal technology in Canada.
Deep Sky Survey
Deep Sky Survey Reveals Québecers are Very Worried About Climate Change, Support Carbon Removal as Solution
In the News
Research & Stats
Wildfire risk escalates across Canada as summer conditions intensify
Canada is facing an unusually severe and widespread wildfire season, with hot, dry conditions fueling fires across western, central, and now eastern provinces—aligning with Deep Sky Research’s forecasts—and causing evacuations, infrastructure damage, and hazardous smoke that’s blanketing much of North America.
As Heat Wave Gripped New York, Energy Prices Surged 20X
As thermometers climbed to 102°F this week, wholesale electricity prices exploded by 20X, triggering large bill increases for millions of residents across the state.
Insurers Retreat as 2025 Wildfire Risk Reaches Dangerous Levels
The home insurance market is in a perilous position as record fire risk comes into view for the 2025 season.
Frequency of Deadly Hurricane Weather has Jumped 300%
The 2024 hurricane season is off to a concerning start. Record-breaking sea surface temperatures are changing how and when hurricanes form.