Deep Sky

Le succès arrive toujours plus rapidement en équipe! C'est pourquoi Deep Sky est fière de s'associer à des partenaires crédibles tels le professeur Bernard Giroux et son équipe de l'INRS - Institut national de la recherche scientifique ainsi que Canadian Discovery Ltd. afin de renforcer nos connaissances sur les capacités de stockage du carbone dans l’Est du Canada par l’évaluation détaillée de sites potentiels à Bécancour et le développement d'une cartographie régionale complète couvrant le Québec et le Canada atlantique. Ces initiatives ont reçu près de 6 millions de dollars de Ressources naturelles Canada (RNCan) dans le cadre du Programme d'innovation énergétique. Nos autres partenaires dans ces projets d'étude sont Énergir et Geostack, de même que le CRIBIQ par le biais du programme Innov-R du Plan du Québec pour une économie verte 2030. Ensemble, nous pouvons agir pour développer des outils qui nous permettrons d'avoir un réel impact dans la lutte aux changements climatiques. https://lnkd.in/eji8g6nz

Yesterday, Alex Petre participated in the International Energy Agency (IEA) Energy Innovation Forum 2025 in Toronto alongside energy leaders, policymakers, and innovators from around the world. The invitation-only forum was opened by the Honourable Timothy Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, and the Honourable Julie Dabrusin, Minister of Environment and Climate Change. Co-hosted by the IEA and the Government of Canada ahead of the G7 Energy and Environment Ministers' Meeting, it brought together the public sector, finance, corporate leaders, researchers, and startups to advance clean energy technology innovation. The discussions reinforced what we're seeing firsthand at Deep Sky: the urgency of deploying breakthrough climate technologies at scale. As we build Canada's carbon removal infrastructure, international cooperation and sustained innovation investment are critical. #EnergyInnovation #ClimateAction #CarbonRemoval #IEA #CleanTech #G7

Proud of our partnership with the Dakota Nations of Manitoba and our Declaration of Relationship to explore investment and other opportunities to partner!

Canadians are calling for carbon removal leadership. Check out a new national public opinion poll from Carbon Business Council and Carbon Removal Canada. 🌎 81% say carbon removal is important to Canada's future, and we couldn't agree more.

🤝 Accelerating the Future of Carbon Removal — Together With global carbon emissions reaching critical levels, the need for large-scale carbon removal has never been more urgent. That’s why SQUAKE and Deep Sky have joined forces to lead the way.  💡 What this means for our clients: ✅ Access to Deep Sky removals directly via SQUAKE ✅ Fully traceable, MRV-backed credits with verified storage ✅ Confidence in achieving internal targets and external audits Together, we’re empowering businesses to invest in carbon removal with confidence and ease — driving the regeneration of our planet for generations to come. 🎯 Reach out to us at SQUAKE today during BTS New York and find out more about the solution. #ClimateAction #CarbonRemoval #Sustainability #Decarbonisation #Partnership #DAC #NetZero #SQUAKE #DeepSky

Deep Sky fait parler d'elle avec le début du forage d'un premier puits exploratoire, qui nous permettra de déterminer la capacité de stockage de carbone par minéralisation à Ville de Thetford. Si tout se passe bien, ce sont des gigatonnes de CO2 qui pourront être captés ici grâce à l'énergie propre du Québec et éliminés de manière permanente afin de lutter contre les changements climatiques. https://lnkd.in/evVhsbpK?

As the US cancels DAC hubs, Canada pushes forward. 💪 Today, we announced the location for our newest facility: Southwestern Manitoba. At 500,000 ton carbon removal at full scale, it will be one of the world's largest and stands to bring an estimated $500 million investment to the region. "Southwestern Manitoba perfectly embodies what the carbon removal industry needs to succeed: ideal geology, clean energy, a skilled workforce, and forward thinking leadership," said Alex Petre, Deep Sky CEO. "What Deep Sky is building in Manitoba isn't just one of the world's largest carbon removal facilities, it's the foundation of an industry that will reshape our economy and our planet. Canada has the opportunity to become the carbon removal capital of the world, and capture the jobs and economic opportunity that will come with it." This announcement further strengthens Canada's leadership in carbon removal technology, an industry with the potential to grow into a multi-trillion dollar global market in the coming decades. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eH9Fr_j3

I’m honoured to have been invited to ICEF 2025 to speak at the Mission Innovation CDR Workshop about the opportunity to scale up the development, financing, and deployment of carbon removal infrastructure. It comes at a time when Japan's role in the global transition infrastructure is taking off. Corporations, financial institutions, and policymakers are advancing the country's long-term Green Transformation (GX) strategy, where Carbon Dioxide Removal, and particularly DAC, is expected to play an increasingly central role in achieving net-zero. US$1T is backing this strategy. Before 2033. 😳 My priorities for the week: • Deepening Deep Sky’s and Canada’s collaboration with Japanese corporations and investors leading Japan’s Green Transformation (GX) strategy • Sharing perspectives on how to build financeable, scalable carbon removal projects that deliver durable climate impact based on my work at Deep Sky over the last 2 years, and OMERS prior to that  If you’ll be in Tokyo, reach out! If you weren't aware of the Carbon Dioxide Removal Mission, it was launched at COP26 by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Canada, with core members including Norway, Japan, Australia, China, Netherlands with a mission of advancing capital and policy for large-scale projects in tech-based carbon removal.

👷 👷♂️ NOW HIRING: Project Engineer (Alberta-based) As a Project Engineer at Deep Sky, you will contribute to the planning, design, and execution of our Direct Air Capture (DAC) projects, supporting efforts from early design through commissioning and startup. This role is well-suited for someone with a few years of engineering or project experience who is eager to grow. You'll apply your technical skills, coordinate with contractors and internal teams, and help ensure that complex, large-scale infrastructure projects are delivered successfully. Job description: https://lnkd.in/e2RcAdRD

🌎 Cette semaine, lors de la #ClimateWeekNYC, nous avons annoncé notre partenariat avec GE Vernova, qui déploiera une unité DAC à Deep Sky Alpha. La technologie de GE Vernova permettra de capturer jusqu'à 1 500 tonnes de carbone par an, avec une mise en service prévue en 2026. 🎤 « Deep Sky est le seul endroit au monde à offrir le déploiement, l'exploitation, l'énergie renouvelable et le stockage de CO₂ pour les technologies DAC, le tout dans des conditions réelles », a déclaré Alex Petre, PDG de Deep Sky. « L'entrée de GE Vernova dans ce domaine souligne l'élan croissant et l'urgence de la DAC en tant que solution climatique. Nous sommes fiers d'accueillir leur unité à Deep Sky Alpha et de servir de terrain d'essai qui donne le ton à la croissance de l'industrie. » 🎤 « Nous sommes ravis de cette collaboration unique en son genre, qui marque une étape importante dans l'avancement des solutions DAC à grande échelle et écoénergétiques de GE Vernova », a déclaré Brian Moran, directeur exécutif du programme DAC de GE Vernova. « Alors que la technologie et l'industrie sont encore émergentes, des collaborations comme celle-ci, fondées sur une ambition commune et des atouts complémentaires, ont le potentiel de transformer l'avenir de l'élimination du carbone. » Pour en savoir plus : https://lnkd.in/gdaSXKHU