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The Platform
One asset. Fuel to rack.
Firm fuel, behind the fence
- Pipeline gas at the fence
- Dual-fuel backup capability
- Hydrogen-blend capable
Generation on site
- Rolls-Royce mtu · N+1 · dispatchable
- Zero water for generation
- AUC Rule 012-aligned · grid interconnection in development
Ready for racks
- 10 MW Secure Data Halls · first targeted 2027
- N+1 · concurrently maintainable design
- DTC closed loop · dual-path fibre
The product
10 MW Secure Data Halls.
You bring racks and GPUs.
Ten megawatts of finished, operated infrastructure per hall, delivered in 10 MW increments. The hall shown below is an illustrative example; layouts are fitted to each customer.
Titled industrial land · BSI zoning · master-planned for growth
Behind-the-fence on-site generation · waterless · dual-fuel backup
DTC closed loop · zero evaporative water
Dual-path fibre · carrier-neutral · multi-ISP
Security · monitoring · facility management · 24/7
N+1 · concurrently maintainable design · dual-fuel standby
Deployment models — self-operated BYOC · managed operations available · MSC immersion optional · or powered land — bring your design
Example: a 10 MW Secure Data Hall
ILLUSTRATIVE
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Secure Data Halls first.
Powered land and immersion too.
Our 10 MW Secure Data Halls are the primary offer. Partners who want their own building can also bring their own design to powered land, within our guidelines, and MSC immersion can deploy alongside the halls. Every option runs on the same behind-the-fence power and the same campus standards.
Take a finished hall.
Operated 10 MW halls. You bring racks and GPUs.
- Direct-to-chip closed loop
- Self-operated or managed
- 10 MW blocks
Add immersion.
Single-phase immersion alongside our halls — for GPU and ASIC fleets that suit it.
- Deploys beside DTC halls
- Same power, same campus
- Sized to your fleet
Bring your design.
A powered pad on titled industrial land. You design and build the hall; we build and run the power.
- Platform-agnostic — any closed-loop or waterless cooling, any OEM
- Scales in 10 MW steps
- Within the AHI Developer Guidelines
Energy Platform
Institutional-grade power. Behind the fence. Waterless.
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Closed loop by design. Direct-to-chip as the reference.
Direct-to-chip closed-loop liquid
Cold-plate cooling engineered to OEM thermal specifications for current-generation accelerators.
- Design PUE ~1.1–1.2
- Sealed loop — zero evaporative loss
- Free cooling at 52.3°N
- Vendor-agnostic: any accelerator, any OEM
MSC immersion
Single-phase immersion for GPU and ASIC fleets that suit it.
- Design PUE lower still
- Deploys alongside DTC halls
Path to Electrons
Delivery, on the record.
Canadian strength · Aligned with the national principles
Aligned with Canada’s Responsible Data Centre Development Principles — and Alberta’s AI Data Centres Strategy.
On September 3, 2026 the Government of Canada set out five expectations for how data centres are built in Canada. Alberta’s AI Data Centres Strategy asks for the same things: bring your own power, protect the grid and affordability, cool sustainably, partner with Indigenous communities. Here is how AHI lines up.
Alberta trades and firms hired first · a new non-residential tax base for Red Deer County and Alberta schools · partnership with Turning Stone, a Métis-owned company · education partnerships in Central Alberta.
The campus generates its own power behind the fence from Alberta natural gas. It does not draw on the grid to run its computers; a future interconnection, funded by the project, is designed to add supply to Alberta’s system.
Zero municipal water: a sealed closed loop with direct-to-chip cooling, free cooling in Alberta’s climate, waste heat planned for year-round agritech, and hydrogen-blend-capable generation.
Independent acoustical assessments, approvals through Red Deer County’s public process, a plain-language Community Information page, and a contact path that gets answered.
Compute on Canadian soil under Canadian law · Alberta-founded and Métis-partnered · a Canadian delivery ecosystem · a repeatable campus template designed to be built again with Indigenous partners across Canada.
Community · By Albertans, for Alberta
Built where industry belongs. Built by neighbours.
AHI sits inside Blindman Industrial Park among heavy, medium and business-industrial uses — the right project, in the right zone, built by an Alberta team.
Zero municipal water by design
No municipal water for power generation or cooling — a sealed closed loop and ordinary domestic use only. Not connected to municipal water.
Self-sufficient behind the fence
No municipal water, sewer or power tie-ins are asked for — the campus brings its own services and pays its own way.
Quiet by design
Engineered to AUC Rule 012 sound requirements from day one, with major equipment inside concrete buildings. Modern lean-burn engines on Alberta natural gas, hydrogen-blend capable, with dual-fuel standby for backup only, operating within Alberta’s environmental approvals framework.
Power added, not taken
Behind-the-fence generation today; a future interconnection designed to add supply to Alberta’s grid, through the public AESO and AUC processes.
Central Alberta opportunity
Local hiring first — Alberta trades and firms through each construction phase, and a 24/7 operations team that grows with every hall.
New County tax base
Long-term non-residential assessment for Red Deer County and Alberta schools — without new municipal servicing.
Straight answers on water, sound, power, jobs and process — on one page you can share.
Approvals & milestones — on the record
What is approved, what is underway, and what still has to earn its permit — updated as the project advances.
Energy Security
Dispatchable behind-the-fence power; a grid export pathway in development.
Data Sovereignty
Canadian infrastructure, Métis-partnered; data on Canadian soil, under Canadian law.
Regional Food Security
Waste heat engineered to catalyze year-round agritech.
Career Security
Alberta trades today; an operations team that grows with every hall.
About AHI
Founded by Albertans, for Albertans.
AHI was founded in Alberta by Havenz Smart Communities — a team that grew up on this province’s energy, its trades and its work ethic — and is built in partnership with Turning Stone Developments, a Métis-owned company, on land we know, in an industrial park where projects like this belong.
Founded and led from Alberta by Havenz Smart Communities, with Métis partnership through Turning Stone — decisions made here, by people who live here.
Alberta gas, Alberta trades, Alberta engineering — the same energy know-how that built this province, now converting molecules into compute.
Local hiring first, regional supply chains, waste heat for year-round agritech, and infrastructure on Canadian soil, under Canadian law.
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Project AHI — a Havenz × Turning Stone partnership
AHI was founded by Havenz Smart Communities, Lead Developer of the campus, and is delivered together with Turning Stone Developments — a Métis-owned company and a general partner of AHI. Together, the two Alberta firms are building AHI step by step, within a framework. Turning Stone partnership → Havenz Smart Communities → About the developer →
We believe the next great Alberta industry is being built right now — and that it should be built the Alberta way: behind the fence, through the process, neighbour to neighbour.
The Location
Alberta fundamentals, built in.
The Calgary–Edmonton corridor: continent-scale gas, a deregulated power market, a free-cooling climate.
Continent-scale reserves; long-established supply
Merchant market suits behind-the-fence generation
Year-round free cooling
Stable, pro-development Canadian jurisdiction
Calgary–Edmonton corridor midpoint
Calgary + Edmonton, rail and freight
Low corporate tax · no provincial sales tax
Deep trades and technology labour
No hurricanes, low seismic; flood plain confirmed by site engineering
Multiple long-haul routes, low latency
The Alberta Advantage
The Alberta advantage.
Alberta combines the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, a deregulated power market, a free-cooling climate, a competitive business tax regime and a fast-growing Calgary–Edmonton corridor — the fundamentals AHI is built on.
The tax structure
Alberta’s AI Data Centres Strategy sets out a “bring your own power” model that projects like AHI are built around
Alberta levies no provincial sales tax and has Canada’s lowest general corporate tax rate
The campus pays full non-residential property tax to Red Deer County and Alberta schools
Why AHI
The benefits, in one view.
Compute in 2027
First halls targeted for 2027.
Flexible commercial terms
Capacity and structure discussed directly with qualified counterparties.
Institutional-grade power
N+1 prime generation with dual-fuel standby, behind the fence.
Cooling to OEM spec
Direct-to-chip closed loop, engineered to OEM thermal specifications.
Alberta economics
Pipeline gas at the fence and a competitive Alberta tax regime.
Room to grow
Modular growth in 10 MW steps on a master-planned campus†.
Alberta’s next chapter
Innovation you can point to. Built by neighbours.
AI sovereignty — your data, kept close
Your banking, your health records, your business — it all lives in data centres today. The only question is where. Canadian data belongs on Canadian soil, under Canadian law.
AI that builds better buildings
We use AI in our own design and operations — modelling energy, sound and cooling before we pour, and optimizing them after we energize. The campus is a working template for how AI advances better, quieter, cleaner building solutions.
Education & tech careers
Working with leading Alberta education institutions to open AI-integrated tech careers at home — trades today, operations and AI skills tomorrow, without leaving Central Alberta.
Métis partnership & opportunity
Turning Stone Developments, a Métis-owned company, is an investment partner and a general partner of AHI.
Alberta-founded, Alberta-led
Havenz Smart Communities and Turning Stone Developments — a made-in-Alberta partnership. Decisions made here, standards set here. About the developer →
On the Ground
Under construction.
News & Milestones
From the campus.
Investors & Partners
Investors & partners.
Existing investors and qualified partners use the private portal for construction reporting, technical documentation and confidential materials — provisioned individually after verification. Prospective institutional investors are welcome to contact us directly.
Nothing on this website constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. Any offering is made only to qualified investors under applicable securities laws and only through definitive documents. See Terms of Use and Important information.
Engage
Capacity from 2027 — start the conversation.
First 10 MW Secure Data Halls targeted for 2027. Powered land and MSC immersion also available.
Technical briefing
Power, cooling, fibre, schedule — mapped to your spec.
Site tour
Walk the live build at Blindman Industrial Park.
Reserve capacity
Capacity is discussed directly with qualified counterparties — 10 MW halls, immersion or powered land, with timing confirmed directly.