Heartland AI Data Center Hub

The Heartland AI Data Center Hub in Alberta brings together the core inputs required for large-scale digital infrastructure, including land, power, water, and connectivity. The project is being developed with a focus on responsible siting, ongoing community engagement, and alignment with local planning and regulatory processes.

1,500+

Construction Jobs

960 MWe

Generation Capacity

Up to 300

Operational Jobs

800km

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Infrastructure & Entitlements

Strategic Location

Located within Alberta’s established energy and industrial corridor, the site provides access to the infrastructure required to support long-term development while aligning with existing land use and regional planning frameworks.

World-class connectivity

Fiber infrastructure integrated early in the development process to support reliable telecommunications access for businesses, public services, and future data center operations.

Reliable, diverse power

Up to 960 MWe of on-site natural gas-fired generation, designed to support high-density workloads while reducing reliance on constrained public grid infrastructure through a bring-your-own-power model.

Integrated Ecosystem for Reliable Delivery

  • Local workforce development supported through partnerships with educational institutions, training programs, and internships.
  • Ongoing collaboration with municipalities, Indigenous communities, and local stakeholders to ensure thoughtful planning and responsible project delivery.
  • A growing regional ecosystem designed to attract technology companies, startups, and supply chain partners while supporting sustained community investment.

Employment

  • 1,500+ construction jobs; up to 300 long-term operational jobs

Investment

  • $1.2M–$2.0B, depending on delivery model (Powered shell vs. turnkey)

Project Details

Size

400 acres

Ready for Service (RFS) Date

Q1 2030

Location

Alberta, Canada (Heartland region; project associated with Sturgeon County)

Power

960 MWe natural gas-fired power generation facility designed to supply approximately 800 MWe to co located on-site data halls.

Fiber

Integrated fiber infrastructure supporting world-class telecommunications connectivity for public services, businesses, and residents.

Water

Estimated daily water use of up to 1,500 cubic meters per day across data center operations and power generation, with ongoing evaluation of greywater reuse and closed-loop systems to support responsible water management.

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Why Canada, Why Now?

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BUSINESS GROWTH

AI-driven workloads are fueling rapid growth expansion across customer platforms.

SCALABLE, FLEXIBLE CAMPUSES

Campuses engineered to scale with evolving power and density requirements supporting current needs and future demand.

PACE OF GROWTH

Reliable delivery beginning as early as 2028, enabling Beacon to meet accelerated onboarding timelines.

AI SOVEREIGNTY

Anchor the infrastructure, talent, and IP in Canada to capture long-term economic growth and global competitiveness.

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