.@deepskycorp launching: 3 facilities, 14 cutting edge carbon capture technologies and expecting 30k tons captured over 10 years. 23 months after incorporation... cc: Whitecap VP

Exciting news! Deep Sky has selected Innisfail for the world's first carbon removal innovation and commercialization centre, Deep Sky Labs. We are happy to see these efforts accelerating the path to scalable and energy-efficient carbon removal. tgam.ca/4cxkCbn

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Direct air capture, which captures CO2 directly from the atmosphere, is getting a boost in Innisfail, AB. The new @deepskycorp facility will test technologies and commercialize the successful ones, and will capture up to 3,000 tonnes of CO2 per year. theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…

Congratulations to Deep Sky on launching the world's first carbon removal innovation centre in Innisfail, Alberta! This is a significant step made in the province toward a sustainable future. Read more: rdnewsnow.com/2024/08/07/inn… #BigBoldAlberta

Will 100-year Hurricanes Now Happen Every 25 Years?: Frequency of deadly hurricane weather has jumped 300%: Deep Sky Research shares six key findings from its study of hurricane risk in the U.S. dlvr.it/TCCP3p #BusinessContinuity #BCP #RiskManagement

Pleased to share that Quentin Servais Laval has joined us as VP Finance, Operations. He comes from Lithos Carbon, cdr.fyi, LVMH, Instacart. He's also on the board of @AFEN (French Association for Neg Emissions). Check out his new role in Axios bit.ly/4fTBIms

Our CEO damiensteel Steel was on BNN Bloomberg today to discuss Deep Sky Labs, the world's 1st carbon removal innovation + commercialization center, being built in Alberta. Labs is meant to be a public showroom to learn about reversing global warming. bit.ly/470HGOA

Deadly hurricane frequency surges by 300%, says Deep Sky. reinsurancene.ws/deadly-hurrica…

In the latest report from Deep Sky Research, we dive into hurricanes - and the data tells us that the frequency of deadly hurricane weather has jumped 300%. In fact, hurricanes could cost more than $450B in the next 5 years (a 50% increase). Report 👉bit.ly/3APhGt9

As the company moves closer towards its build of what it hails as the world’s first carbon removal innovation and commercialization centre, two experts speak to the many questions from Innisfail and area citizens thealbertan.com/innisfail-news…

We sat down with The Albertan to dive into the science behind our work at Deep Sky Labs. Our Chief Carbon Scientist/Head of Engineering Phil De Luna and VP of Subsurface Gregory Maidment helped explain the processes involved in carbon capture and storage. bit.ly/4cPzL7Q

At this year's #EngCon discover how #Canada’s #clean #energy and geological strengths make it a leader in #carbon removal. Don’t miss this critical discussion with Phil De Luna, Chief Carbon #Scientist at Deep Sky. bit.ly/3AIJ8s #OSPELeads #EngineersLead

"Recent research found that the threat of hurricane frequency and severity is surging. A model produced by Deep Sky estimated that over the next 5 years losses in the US’ Gulf and South Atlantic coast states would rise to $450B." bit.ly/477FeWi via Reuters #Hurricane

My latest, for Businessweek (paywalled): Ramping down global emissions is achievable in terms of cost. But until the US and other rich countries assume a war footing, we don't stand a chance of meeting critical climate goals. bloomberg.com/features/2024-…

The Alberta Investment News is live! Explore Linde plc and Dow Canada's clean hydrogen agreement, Deep Sky's carbon removal centre in Innisfail, Chick-fil-A, Inc.'s Alberta debut, and more. Read here: mailchi.mp/investalberta/…

"If humanity is to protect itself from increasingly devastating and destructive climate events, we must also prioritize the removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere." Wise words from Senator Senator Colin Deacon 🇨🇦🇺🇦 bit.ly/3AVDPq0