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Carbon capture CEO says critics ‘told me I was crazy,’ hopes Alberta project proves them wrong

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Alex Petre chose to build a business on a technology that critics still call too expensive and too unproven to work. “A lot of people two years ago told me I was crazy to my face,” Petre, chief executive of Montreal-based Deep Sky Corp., told a business crowd at the Carbon Capture Canada conference in […]
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