CleanEnergy.ca recently published its annual selection of 10 Canadian clean energy startups to watch in 2026highlighting companies that are moving from the demonstration phase to concrete implementation. Skyrenu is featured alongside other pioneers of the climate transition across the country.
“These companies are no longer in the experimental phase — they are executing,” CleanEnergy.ca points out in its article, which covers key sectors such as hydrogen, cement, critical minerals, methane reduction, energy storage and carbon capture.
This recognition reinforces our mission.
At Skyrenu, we are developing innovative technology for direct capture of CO₂ from the air (DAC)By combining energy efficiency, low-cost, environmentally friendly materials, and local integration at sequestration sites, this approach aims to make decarbonization more accessible, faster, and more sustainable.
We are honored to see our work recognized alongside leaders such as Planetary, Moment Energy and CURA, who each contribute in their own way to structuring a true Canadian climate innovation sector.
What CleanEnergy.ca says about Skyrenu:
🧪 Skyrenu Technologies Direct air capture, co-founded by Martin Brouillette and Gabriel Vézina
The publication highlights the regional and technological diversity of the selected startups, whose projects extend from Quebec to British Columbia, through Alberta and Atlantic Canada.
Scaling up, together
Here is our message shared on LinkedIn to mark this announcement:
We are honored to be among the 10 Canadian clean energy startups to watch in 2026, according to CleanEnergy.ca.
Thank you for this recognition alongside innovators from across the country who, like Skyrenu, are moving from demonstration to concrete implementation. From hydrogen to direct air capture, including critical minerals and batteries, an entire sector is taking shape and expanding internationally.
We applaud our peers and partners in this ambitious transition to a carbon-neutral future. 🌎⚡
🔗 Read the full article here: https://cleanenergy.ca/2026/01/08/10-canadian-clean-energy-startups-to-watch-in-2026/
