Montreal-based carbon removal developer Deep Sky has chosen Southwestern Manitoba for its next commercial facility, following the launch of its $40-million Alpha carbon removal centre in Alberta this summer. Supported by Bill Gates’ Breakthrough Energy Catalyst, Alpha became the world’s first carbon removal innovation hub, capable of testing up to ten direct-air-capture systems under identical conditions.
Deep Sky CEO Alex Petre called Manitoba’s geology and clean energy “ideal for storing CO₂ safely and effectively.” Construction of the multi-phase project begins in 2026, with the province calling it “a new frontier in industrial innovation.”
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