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Deep Sky to build one of world’s largest carbon removal facilities in Manitoba

October 27, 2025

Deep Sky has announced plans to build one of the world’s largest carbon removal facilities in southwestern Manitoba, capable of removing up to 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ per year.

This $500 million project reinforces Canada’s growing role in the global carbon removal space. With strong geology, clean energy resources, and an innovation-friendly ecosystem, Manitoba is an exciting location for large-scale carbon removal.

We’re especially encouraged to see Deep Sky’s emphasis on community and Indigenous partnerships, including a Declaration of Relationship with the Dakota Nations of Manitoba.

At Viresco Solutions, we see projects like this as important milestones in scaling high-integrity climate solutions and building a thriving carbon removal market that complements nature-based and agricultural approaches. Plus, it’s in Canada!

👏 Congratulations to Deep Sky and partners on this major step forward for Canada’s climate innovation landscape.https://lnkd.in/gpxPZzuf

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