A major breakthrough for the climate: Skyrenu technology has just achieved a first in Quebec. CO₂ captured from the atmosphere has been stored underground, locally, and permanently. This proves that our solution works in real-world conditions, not just in the laboratory. Skyrenu technology is taking action. For several years, our…
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EN: Skyrenu's 50 tCO2/year modular direct air capture unit in operation at the Deep Sky Alpha site in Innisfail.FR: Modular direct air capture unit CO2 Skyrenu atmospheric carbon removal system, with a capacity of 50 tCO₂/year, is in operation at the Deep Sky Alpha site in Innisfail. MONTREAL, QC (August 20, 2025) — Deep Sky, the Montreal-based carbon removal project…
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Sources: The Sherbrooke-based company Skyrenu, specializing in carbon capture technologies, has installed a first direct air capture system with a capacity of 50 tonnes of CO2 per year at the Deep Sky Alpha site in Innisfail, Alberta. "The installation [of the system] will validate performance and pave the way for adoption…"
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March 2025 – Skyrenu installs its first DAC system at the Deep Sky Alpha site in Innisfail, Alberta, with representatives from Deep Sky and Skyrenu. From left to right: Jonathan Edwards (Deep Sky), Hugo Fortier-Topping (Skyrenu), and Jean-Baptiste Richard (Skyrenu). Press release Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada – April 8, 2025 – The…
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Deep Sky is forging numerous partnerships in its quest to eliminate billions of tons of carbon. Sources: The Montreal-based company announced Monday an agreement with the Quebec-based green startup Skyrenu, which has developed a cutting-edge technology for direct carbon capture from the air (DCA). The Sherbrooke-based company will supply and install…
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A carbon capture project developed at the University of Sherbrooke will be among the technologies used by Deep Sky at its future carbon capture and storage test site. CO2which is expected to launch in the Montreal area in the coming months. Sources: The Montreal-based company Deep Sky has set itself the goal of…
