Low Carbon inks PPA with Canadian carbon removals developer Deep Sky

Michael Holder
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Artist impression of the Deep Sky Alpha DAC project | Credit: Deep Sky
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Artist impression of the Deep Sky Alpha DAC project | Credit: Deep Sky

Electricity generated at Lethbridge 1 solar farm to be used to power Deep Sky's first major direct air capture plant in Alberta

Low Carbon has agreed a 10-year deal that will see renewable electricity from one of its solar farms in Canada harnessed to power carbon removal developer Deep Sky's first major direct air capture (DAC)...

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