The Los Angeles company, whose direct air capture technology uses fans to draw carbon dioxide directly out of the atmosphere, moved its planned facility from Arizona to Alberta earlier this year after the Trump administration terminated various cleantech subsidies. CarbonCapture CEO Adrian Corless said it will now base its operation in Innisfail, Alta., at the same facility where Montreal’s Deep Sky is testing a suite of direct air capture technologies. (Bloomberg)
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The Los Angeles company, whose direct air capture technology uses fans to draw carbon dioxide directly out of the atmosphere, moved its planned facility from Arizona to Alberta earlier this year after the Trump administration terminated various cleantech subsidies. CarbonCapture CEO Adrian Corless said it will now base its operation in Innisfail, Alta., at the same facility where Montreal’s Deep Sky is testing a suite of direct air capture technologies. (Bloomberg)
Talking point: CarbonCapture is among the first companies to use Deep Sky’s Alberta facility. The plant came online in August, and has gradually gained clients including General Electric, which last month announced it would install its air capture technology there. CarbonCapture’s decision appears to reverse earlier concerns that former U.S. president Joe Biden’s cleantech subsidies were luring carbon-capture companies south of the border.
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