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Carbon Removal at Deep Sky

Today we're announcing that Deep Sky has chosen Innisfail, Alberta as the location of the world's first direct air capture pilot innovation centre, Deep Sky Labs! Translating to "Island of Destiny" in Irish, Innisfail is an emerging clean technology hub, strategically located an hour north of Calgary along the busiest economic corridor in the province. From idea to construction in less than year, Deep Sky Labs will host pilots from the world's best DAC companies, starting with Mission Zero Technologies, Airhive, Skytree, Skyrenu technologies, NEG8 Carbon (formerly Trinity Green Energies), Phlair, Greenlyte Carbon Technologies, and Avnos, Inc. with the first arriving this fall. Powered entirely by 100% solar renewable electricity, Labs will have the capacity to capture 30,000 tonnes of CO2 from the air over 10 years, where it will be safely and permanently injected underground. Construction begins this month and we're thrilled that Deep Sky Labs has finally found its home. We're also announcing two CO2 storage projects in Quebec - deep saline aquifer storage in Bécancour and in-situ mineralization in Thetford Mines! Work has already begun on mapping the 3D underground using ultrasonic technology. We're targeting wells in 2025 to build our commercial scale DAC project in Quebec. Read more in The Globe and Mail article here: https://lnkd.in/gmrkaQ6i

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Lennart Joos 🌊

Dr. CO2 👨🔬 Carbon Business Builder @ McKinsey 👷♂️ Ex-founder @ Out of the Blue (ocean-CO2 removal) 🌊 Fulbrighter/Polyglot🌎 2xTEDx-speaker📢

2mo

Congrats, and best of luck with the start of construction 🚀 Just wondering: were there other sites in the running, and can you give any indication about why Deep Sky picked this one?

Jean Barclay MBA

Mayor, Town of Innisfail. Building our community, economy, and capacity through collaboration and leadership.

2mo

Welcome to Innisfail and thank you for choosing our community for this exciting project!!

Sebastian Manhart

Climate Advocate | Policy @ Carbonfuture | Founder @ CDRjobs | Chair @ DVNE | Ex-Merkel, World Bank, Tech Entrepreneur | UCL-Cambridge-Harvard 🇩🇪🇪🇺🇮🇹

2mo

So excited to see this take shape and I guess I have a reason to come visit Innisfail now 😍

Bart De Baere, Ph.D.

Mining Geochemistry | Developing CDR in the Mining Sector

2mo

Very exciting - I'm particularly interested to learn more about the in-situ mineralization project at Thetford Mines. I'm wondering whether other technology suppliers developing promising ex-situ mineralization will also be part of this project.

Todd Becker, MBA

Chief Administrative Officer at Town of Innisfail Alberta

2mo

Town of Innisfail is looking forward to continuing this journey with Deep Sky. This investment aligns perfectly to Council's energy policy and the "Power of Place" community economic development strategy.

Jonathan Turner

British Consul General, Calgary, Canada. Covering Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba

2mo

Great to see some British DAC companies coming to Alberta!

Todd Hirsch

Keynote Speaker on Economic Disruption | Author and Workshops | 3x TEDx stage and globally recognized speaker

2mo

Amazing!! I've been a fan of Deep Sky for awhile, and an even bigger fan of communities like the Town of Innisfail! So glad to see it all coming together. And congratulations to Todd Becker, MBA and Jean Barclay MBA -- I know your hard work has paid off.

The NEG8 Carbon team is excited to be a part of this brilliant project. Thank you Phil De Luna and Deep Sky!

Stephen Didzena

Resource Development Consultant at Denetha'

2mo

You need multi billion capture boxes globally to achieve a minuscule portion of mega tons of carbon being spewed into the atmosphere. This should not be about taking small steps cleaning the atmosphere

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