Our stewardship approach

A longer view.
A higher standard.

Land. Water. Power. Community.
Measured over time.

Explore our approach
Rooted here since1909

Steeves family · Southern Alberta

Farmer-founded. Future-focused.

Care for the place.
Account for the impact.

The Steeves family has farmed in southern Alberta for more than a century. That perspective shapes Palliser Grid: care for the land, account for the water, plan the power and strengthen the community.

Founded in Vulcan County, with local farmers and landowners participating in development and ownership, we are building a standard we can stand behind for the long term.

Five areas of focus

Responsibility,
in practice.

Where we stand

Clear about today.
Accountable for tomorrow.

Palliser Grid is still in development. No facilities are built or operating. We distinguish what is approved, what is being designed and what remains an ambition.

Approved

Defined foundations.

595-acre rural-industrial rezoning and an approved BRID water allocation of up to 5,500 acre-feet per year. Neither is a blanket construction or operating approval.

In development

Work still to do.

Site layout, cooling design, grid connection, storage, flexible compute and engagement. Final outcomes depend on studies, approvals and agreements.

Over time

Evidence over promises.

Local opportunity, operating efficiency and transparent reporting. No operating results, employment figures or specific emissions outcomes are being claimed.

Keep the conversation open

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Our community office in Lomond is open to questions. Contact our team for visit details or to discuss the decisions ahead.

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Stewardship content updated · Development-stage information