The latest report from Quebec Advisory Committee on Climate Change outlines an ambitious but necessary path:
– reduce net GHG emissions by 85% by 2045;
– to complete this trajectory with permanent sequestration of residual emissions.

At Skyrenu, we welcome the explicit recognition of the crucial role that carbon capture and storage plays in achieving carbon neutrality. This report reaffirms the importance of investing now in innovation, rigorous scientific assessment, and the creation of a robust regulatory framework.

Carbon sequestration does not replace emissions reduction efforts—it complements them, particularly for sectors that are difficult to decarbonize. It is a strategic sector that Quebec must structure with rigor, vision, and boldness.

We share this ambition: to make climate resilience a lever for technological innovation, value creation and sustainable transition.

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Toward carbon neutrality by 2045: a strategic turning point for Quebec

The latest report from Quebec's Climate Change Advisory Committee (Quebec Advisory Committee on Climate Change) outlines a bold but necessary course:
– reduce net GHG emissions by 85% by 2045,
– complement this trajectory with permanent sequestration of residual emissions.

At Skyrenu, we welcome the clear recognition of the essential role that carbon capture and permanent storage will play in achieving net-zero. The report reaffirms the urgency of investing now in innovation, rigorous scientific assessment, and the development of a strong regulatory framework.

Sequestration doesn't replace emissions reduction — it reinforces it, especially for hard-to-abate sectors. This is a strategic sector Quebec must build with clarity, vision, and determination.

We share this ambition: to make climate resilience a driver of technological innovation, value creation, and sustainable transition.

📄 Read the summary: enclosed