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flag Deep Sky to build major carbon capture plant in Manitoba, capturing 500,000 tons of CO₂ yearly starting 2026.

flag Deep Sky, a Montreal-based climate tech company, plans to build one of the world’s largest direct air carbon capture facilities in southwestern Manitoba, with an eventual capacity of 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ captured annually. flag Construction of the first 30,000-tonne phase begins in 2026, powered by Manitoba’s clean hydroelectric grid and supported by favorable geology for permanent CO₂ storage. flag The project, expected to bring $500 million in investment and hundreds of jobs, follows new provincial legislation and includes a commitment to collaborate with the Dakota Grand Council. flag It builds on Deep Sky’s successful Alberta facility and expands Canada’s role in global carbon removal efforts.

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