Equatic, in collaboration with Deep Sky, has initiated engineering on North America's first commercial-scale ocean-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR) plant, aiming to be the largest of its kind globally. This initiative will remove 109,500 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually while also producing 3,600 tonnes of green hydrogen. The project is strategically located in Quebec to leverage non-fossil electricity and hydrogen for decarbonization. The design of the plant, led by Arup, focuses on modular electrolyzers and oxygen-selective anodes for energy efficiency and rapid expansion. Equatic's commitment to adhering to advanced measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) standards ensures transparency and credibility, with pre-sales of carbon credits and green hydrogen already secured. The collaboration emphasizes the importance of environmental well-being and community acceptance, setting a standard in climate technology innovation and global warming reversal efforts.