CCUS Summit 2024
In June, Rob van Straten, Ot Messemaker, Bjørn Utgård and Sanem Oral attended the CCUS Summit in Amsterdam, with Rob speaking on the strategic value of CCUS in achieving net zero.
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Stop wasting renewable energy. Use it to capture CO2 from the air.
Leverage surplus renewable energy to power Direct Air Capture (DAC) technologies that remove CO2 from the atmosphere. Learn how capturing excess wind and solar energy can reduce curtailment, support decarbonization, and address critical CO2 shortages in industries like food, beverage, and agriculture.
The Future of Construction: From Carbon-Intensive to Carbon-Negative
In our latest blog, read more about the range of novel technologies and practices offering promising pathways to transform the construction industry from carbon-intensive to carbon-negative.
Global Vertical Farming Show
As the largest vertical farming event in the Middle East, the 4th edition brings theme of Transforming Food Systems to achieve better nutrition, enhance Food Security and improve climate change outcomes front and center.
Skytree partners with Scanfil to scaleup Direct Air Capture manufacturing across the globe
Skytree, a pioneering climate tech company specializing in carbon utilization and removal solutions, has today announced its strategic partnership with Scanfil. This collaboration will cement Skytree’s position as a leader of Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology, supporting the company’s mission to deliver cutting-edge DAC on a global scale.
Skytree Among Elite DAC Providers Selected for Deep Sky's World-First Carbon Removal Innovation & Commercialization Centre in Alberta
Deep Sky is launching the world’s first Carbon Removal Innovation & Commercialization Centre, Deep Sky Labs, in Alberta, Canada. This groundbreaking facility will bring together eight of the world’s most advanced Direct Air Capture (DAC) technologies, including Skytree, to drive carbon removal efforts forward. Supported by renewable power and carbon storage infrastructure, these technologies will undergo rigorous life cycle analysis, ultimately generating verified carbon removal credits. This initiative solidifies Alberta's position as a global hub for carbon removal innovation.