Montreal-based developer and operator of direct air capture facilities in Canada, integrating third-party DAC technologies with geologic CO2 storage and selling carbon removal credits.
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Deep Sky describes itself as "a collective of frontier thinkers", bringing together specialists across geology, climate science, engineering and policy to pursue carbon removal at scale. It develops and operates direct air capture facilities in Canada, integrating third-party DAC technologies with geologic CO2 storage and selling verified carbon removal credits.
Deep Sky Alpha in Innisfail, Alberta delivered North America's first certified direct air capture carbon removal credits, verified by Isometric, supplying Microsoft and RBC through 2034. deepskyclimate.com
Announced plans in October 2025 to build a 500,000 tonne per year carbon removal facility in southwestern Manitoba, with a first phase of 30,000 t/yr. deepskyclimate.com
SMBC invested via its Social Value Creation Investment Fund in June 2026 to develop the carbon removal and DAC market in Japan; the amount was undisclosed. deepskyclimate.com
Launched in May 2023 with $10M in initial funding from Brightspark Ventures and the Quebec government, per BetaKit. betakit.com
The Canada Investment Summit pitchbook, per BetaKit, lists a Deep Sky One direct air capture facility in Alberta as seeking US$328 million in equity, construction debt and investors. betakit.com
That project name does not appear in Deep Sky's own published materials, which describe Deep Sky Alpha in Innisfail and a planned Manitoba facility. deepskyclimate.com
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Facility
Operational carbon removal centre in Innisfail, Alberta, described as the world's first cross-technology facility, testing up to 10 direct air capture technologies and removing up to 30,000 tonnes of CO2 over ten years.
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DACMA, Airbus, GE Vernova, Carbon Capture Inc., DAC Lab, Phlair, Mission Zero and Skyrenu deploy systems at the Alpha facility.
Verified the first certified direct air capture carbon removal credits delivered from Deep Sky Alpha.
Deep Sky Alpha delivered North America's first certified direct air capture carbon removal credits, verified by Isometric, supplying Microsoft and RBC under agreements through 2034.
SMBC invested via its Social Value Creation Investment Fund to develop the carbon removal and DAC market in Japan. The amount was undisclosed.
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Alexandra Petre
Chief Executive Officer
Fred Lalonde
Co-Founder & Chairman
Joost Ouwerkerk
Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer
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