• Canada could develop a carbon-removal export industry, leveraging geological storage capacity, a skilled workforce and investment tax credits.
• Deep Sky targets a final investment decision in late 2027, aiming for at least three operating commercial-scale Canadian facilities within five years.
• Its Alberta facility tests multiple direct air capture technologies simultaneously to accelerate commercialization, with annual capture capacity of 3,000 tonnes.
• Deep Sky reported delivering North America's first certified direct air capture credits in June 2026.
• International carbon-credit sales depend on bilateral recognition mechanisms and safeguards against double counting.

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