Montreal’s Deep Sky and Los Angeles’ Avnos are collaborating to introduce Hybrid Direct Air Capture (HDAC) technology in Canada, aiming for gigaton-scale carbon removal.
Avnos will set up an Air Handling Unit in Canada to remove 450 tons of CO₂ annually, marking its first project outside the U.S. This initiative, taking advantage of local renewable energy, could place Canada as a key player in global decarbonization efforts.
Both companies emphasize the economic and climate benefits of their partnership, which intends to provide large-scale carbon dioxide removal and job creation.
Carbon capture is expected to be a key technology in global decarbonization efforts. Experts agree that we need to be removing roughly 1 gigaton of carbon from the atmosphere every year by 2030. By 2050, that figure looks closer to 6 (or more!) gigatons per year.
