In June 2026, a small plant outside Innisfail, Alberta, did something no facility in North America had done before. Deep Sky’s Alpha site delivered what were reported as the first certified direct air capture credits in North America, issued by the certifier Isometric. For carbon capture in Canada, it was a first. The carbon dioxide the plant pulled from the prairie air is now locked underground, and Microsoft and RBC have the paperwork to prove it. That’s a real milestone. It’s also a tiny one. Cumulative deliveries of durable carbon removal worldwide only passed one million tonnes in 2025, while…
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