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Company Announcements

Deep Sky Climate Disclosure Report 2026

Deep Sky's inaugural climate disclosure report is now available. Read our full report on governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics and targets.

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Deep Sky and Lufthansa Group Enter Carbon Removal Credit Agreement

Deep Sky has entered into an offtake agreement to provide the Lufthansa Group with high-quality direct air capture (DAC) carbon removal credits.

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Deep Sky Announces Partnership to Advance Direct Air Capture with ENGIE

Deep Sky today announced a strategic partnership with ENGIE, which will purchase up to 15,000 carbon removal credits from Deep Sky’s direct air capture (DAC) facilities.

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Deep Sky and the W8banaki Nation Sign a Structuring Framework Agreement for Carbon Removal Projects in Québec

This agreement will apply to all future Deep Sky projects located on the traditional W8banaki territory, including potential sites in Thetford Mines and Bécancour, Québec.

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In the News

DOB Energy

Deep Sky Targets Japan As Demand Grows For Carbon Removal Credits

Deep Sky Corporation’s focus on Japan has landed investment from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, as it looks to build on growing demand for durable credits in the country, a company executive says.
The Narwhal

A $200M carbon capture project gains support in Manitoba

Local First Nations, the Bank of Montreal and a company that represents Anthropic, Google and Shopify are among the supporters of the proposed Manitoba project
Reuters

Canadian company delivers North America's first direct air capture carbon credits

Canada's Deep Sky became the first North American company to deliver verified carbon removal credits from direct air capture technology.
CTV News

CTV News in Tokyo: Canadian business leaders went to Japan to make deals. Here’s what they’re bringing home.

Japan’s second biggest bank SMBC has committed to investing in Deep Sky, a carbon removal company headquartered in Montreal with storage facilities in Innisfail.

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