A concrete demonstration of direct CO₂ capture in Quebec: Skyrenu Technologies is deploying a CO₂ capture technology showcase in Sherbrooke, thanks to financial support from Sherbrooke Innovante, as part of its technology showcase program. This project is part of a program aimed at supporting local technological innovation. From its launch, the…
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CleanEnergy.ca recently published its annual list of the 10 Canadian clean energy startups to watch in 2026, highlighting companies that are moving from the demonstration phase to concrete implementation. Skyrenu is featured alongside other climate transition pioneers across the country. “These companies are not…
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The latest report from the Quebec Advisory Committee on Climate Change outlines an ambitious but necessary path: to reduce net GHG emissions by 85% by 2045 and to complement this trajectory with permanent sequestration of remaining emissions. At Skyrenu, we welcome the explicit recognition of the crucial role played by carbon capture and…
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Posted on November 24, 2025 (November 24, 2025) Thetford Mines, November 24, 2025. The City of Thetford Mines enthusiastically welcomes the recent report "Defining Quebec's Climate Ambition: Targets and Decarbonization Pathways," published by the Advisory Committee on Climate Change. This report finally recognizes, in an explicit and structured manner, the major role that…
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Skyrenu Technologies is a Quebec-based climate tech company developing innovative solid-sorbent Direct Air Capture (DAC) systems designed to dramatically lower the cost and energy use of carbon removal. Skyrenu's patented modular, reactor-less moving design makes DAC scalable and commercially viable, earning recognition as a winner of an XPRIZE Carbon Removal milestone award and as a…
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At Skyrenu, we believe that innovation thrives when good ideas meet the right people. It is in this context that Laurène Hummer plays a key role in developing partnerships. With a background in chemical engineering and business strategy, Laurène understands both the technical challenges and the realities of the market. Thus, she…
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🔍 At Skyrenu Technologies, we are proud to contribute to innovation that matters: the XPRIZE report, "How the XPRIZE Carbon Removal Finalists are Reducing Costs through Deployment," in collaboration with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), highlights concrete strategies for scaling carbon capture from the pilot phase to industrial production. As a Canadian company…
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🎉 Proud to announce that Skyrenu Technologies has officially graduated from the CDL-Paris 2024/25 program! During this intense year, we had the opportunity to work alongside visionary mentors and disruptive startups, all driven by a common ambition: to push the boundaries of science and technology. To be recognized…
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Strategic participation in the 2025 New York Climate Infrastructure Carbon Conference: Skyrenu Technologies participated in the New York Climate Infrastructure Carbon Conference. This international event is dedicated to concrete decarbonization solutions. In 2025, the conference brought together stakeholders from finance, energy, and technology…
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An international visit to the heart of our direct air capture technology. We recently had the honor of hosting the XPRIZE Carbon Removal team in Quebec, as part of their global tour of teams developing carbon removal solutions. This visit represents significant recognition of our work in direct air capture…
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No, Martin Brouillette, a professor at the University of Sherbrooke, wasn't driven by a passion for the environment. As a leading figure in technological development, specializing in aerospace and medical devices, climate change was never a concern for him. Brouillette: At the turn of the century, my children Caroline, Louis, and Élise began to…
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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…
