Phil De Luna: Canada is on the verge of a world-leading carbon removal industry
11 September 2024
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Phil De Luna
Phil De Luna, Ph.D is the chief carbon scientist and head of engineering at Deep Sky, the world’s first technology agnostic carbon removals project developer. He is an award-winning scientist and previously led carbontech at McKinsey & Company, was a director at the National Research Council, and is a Forbes Top 30 Under 30.
