Building Carbon-Free AI That Helps Rural Alberta Prosper
Producing Clean Energy for AI, Owned by Alberta Farmers
We’re taking power into our own hands. At Palliser Grid, we’re turning our fields into the foundation for a new kind of AI and energy network where:
Renewable Energy Fuels Round-the-Clock Compute
Farmers don’t quit when the sun goes down, and neither will our power. We’ll keep servers running 24/7 with wind, solar, and pumped hydro working together.
We know how to manage water. Our irrigation network will keep data centers cool and power stable, while providing more water for the fields that feed us.
Large Reservoirs Enable Storage & Cooling
This is our home. We’re making sure the benefits stay here too—through property tax enhancements, lease income for landowners, and a piece of the pie.
Rural Communities Share Directly in the Upside
From 400 MW to 5 GW,
Right Here in the Prairies
We’re doing this in three stages.
Here, Canada’s biggest wind and solar farms have already laid the groundwork for the first hyperscale data center to plug into Alberta’s grid. From there, we’ll expand quickly, building multi-tenant data centers powered by a vast green energy corridor, backed by a firm power stack, and supported by water-managed storage and cooling.
All designed for the next generation of AI—and family farms.
Leading a Grassroots Movement of Forward-Thinking Farmers
We’re not calling the shots from a boardroom. Local farmers will have a say in what happens on their land. Plus, they’ll get a stake in what we’re building, with opportunities for landowner equity and profit-sharing.
Plowing the Way for Alberta’s Next AI Hub
We’ve already taken the first steps to make hyperscale development possible in this region by working closely with the Bow River Irrigation District, Government of Alberta, and municipal counties.
On top of that, we’ve been talking with landowners face-to-face, building trust and generating early interest.
When you partner with us, you’re not starting from scratch. We’re doing the heavy lifting on local land, water, and regulatory alignment, so you can skip years of groundwork and start building right away.
And because we live here, we’re more than just facilitators—we’re advocates. We’ll champion this project with local stakeholders, making sure it doesn’t just get built, but benefits rural communities.