Regina, Saskatchewan – April 15, 2022 –Carbon RX Inc. (“Carbon RX”) proudly announces the appointment of Pat Fiacco to Reginal Manager- Business Development for Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Mr. Fiacco served as the Mayor of Regina from 2000 to 2012. Since this time Pat served as the Chief Executive Officer of Tourism Saskatchewan and the Hospitals of Regina Foundation. Pat started Fiacco and Company Management Group. The company engaged on the economic development of First Nations, which has provided Pat the opportunity to work with many First Nations in Western Canada focused on self-fulfilled economic sovereignty initiatives.

Pat will lead business development for Carbon RX in Saskatchewan and Alberta, specializing in First Nations carbon credit generation in agriculture, forestry, and energy.

“Pat brings a high level of value to our Carbon RX team, not only with all his knowledge, community awareness, municipal government experience and professionalism from being Mayor of Regina, but all the positive relationships he has developed with many First Nations. Pat will be immensely beneficial as Carbon RX begins to build out its many partnerships within the Indigenous communities” states Marty Seymour, Chief Operating Officer, Carbon RX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

About Carbon RX
Carbon RX is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Delta CleanTech Inc., a publicly traded company (CSE:DELT; FRA:66C; OTCQB:DCTIF). Located in Regina, Saskatchewan Carbon RX originates, digitizes and streams carbon credits in agriculture, forestry, and energy. The organization is anchored with over 15 years of carbon capture technical expertise servicing both domestic and international high fidelity carbon markets.

For media inquiries
Marty Seymour
Cell: 306-570-9242
E-mail: Marty.Seymour@CarbonRX.com

Forward Looking Statements
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