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Deep Sky Supplies First Certified Air-Capture Credits to Microsoft, RBC

7/1/2026

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Deep Sky Delivers Credits

Deep Sky delivered the first certified air capture carbon removal credits to Microsoft and the Royal Bank of Canada.
Credits came from Deep Sky Alpha in Innisfail, Alberta, which moved from design in 2024 to commissioning in 2025 and injected CO2 underground.
Isometric certified the credits after verification, enabling Microsoft and the Royal Bank to hold them through 2034.
Deep Sky has a deal with Google via Frontier Climate.

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Deep Sky Expands

Deep Sky plans about 100 DAC sites, each eventually able to remove up to one million tons of CO2 per year, positioning Canada to export durable credits.
The International Energy Agency says DAC capacity must exceed 60 million metric tons per year by 2030 to meet net-zero pathways.
Canada’s investment tax credits target the $500-$1,000 per ton cost of current DAC projects to lower expenses and attract private capital.

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Deep Sky Delivers Credits

Deep Sky delivered the first certified air capture carbon removal credits to Microsoft and the Royal Bank of Canada.
Credits came from Deep Sky Alpha in Innisfail, Alberta, which moved from design in 2024 to commissioning in 2025 and injected CO2 underground.
Isometric certified the credits after verification, enabling Microsoft and the Royal Bank to hold them through 2034.
Deep Sky has a deal with Google via Frontier Climate.

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