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Official updates from the AHI campus — construction milestones, announcements, and stories from the team building Alberta’s AI infrastructure.
Generation halls, electrical rooms and first gensets in place — updated September 2026 · First power target: 2027
AHI is developed by Havenz Smart Communities and delivered in partnership with Turning Stone Developments — a Métis-owned investment partner and general partner. One flagship: 10 MW in construction on titled industrial land in Red Deer County, with a first phase in the 10–30 MW range.
Structural steel up, electrical rooms advancing, and the first Rolls-Royce mtu packages in place — the campus moves toward first power in 2027, with Alberta trades on site.
Every article and milestone since AHI began in 2020 — filter by year or topic. Entries dated before 2026 are milestone retrospectives written in September 2026.
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What the federal proposal would do, and how it could apply to a campus like AHI if it becomes law.

An Alberta campus already under construction, built step by step, within a framework.

A finished hall, immersion, or powered land for your own design — one power platform, one set of guidelines.

Havenz Smart Communities, the developer, and Turning Stone Developments, a Métis-owned company, are general partners of AHI — one flagship, one standard.

A County industrial park at the seam of Red Deer, Red Deer County and Blackfalds — on a transportation corridor that is getting bigger.

Lasting local benefits · no electricity costs shifted · minimal water · transparency · strategic value to Canada — five national expectations, and how the campus lines up.

The engineering story behind the sealed closed loop — and why “zero municipal water” is a design, not a slogan.

Water, sound, power, jobs and process on one page you can share.

RWDI’s full-build noise mitigation strategy under AUC Rule 012 — and an as-built design that goes further.

Power, water, land and jobs — where to find the province’s own answers, and how AHI approaches each one.

Structural steel up, electrical rooms advancing, first Rolls-Royce mtu packages in place — the campus moves toward first power in 2027.

Hydrogen-blend-capable prime power begins the journey to Blindman — long-lead equipment secured well in advance.

Zero-evaporation liquid cooling engineered to OEM specification — the architecture behind zero municipal water.

Alberta civil contractors, engineers and subtrades — local dollars, local hands — on the first 10 MW.

Municipal Planning Commission approval, October 2025 — through the County’s public process, with AUC Rule 012 sound compliance as a condition.

Hydrogen-blend-capable prime power with OEM long-term service — ordered well ahead of first power.

The province’s strategy sets out three pillars. AHI’s planning had been pointed at exactly this.

The campus is designed to answer four questions Alberta and Canada are asking at once.

Pipeline gas to electrons to compute on one site — no municipal water, sewer or power tie-ins, and no costs passed to ratepayers.

Energy generation, secure data halls, agritech and community benefit — planned together, on one site, from day one.

Industrial-zoned land at the midpoint of the Calgary–Edmonton corridor becomes the foundation of a long-planned energy-and-data campus.
Master planning begins on industrial-zoned land in Red Deer County.
Integrated campus planning, environmental studies and research into industry best practice.
Three pillars — power capacity, sustainable cooling, economic growth. Read →
Development approvals granted through the County’s public process; Rolls-Royce mtu packages executed.
Civil works, generation halls and electrical infrastructure advancing on site. Read →
AHI publishes how the campus lines up; the partnership goes on the record. Read →
AHI takes part in the Canada Investment Summit, Toronto; the Build with AHI page goes live. Read →
First 10 MW step targeted to energize; first capacity ready for racks and GPUs.
Stories from the team — added as we publish.

A finished hall, immersion, or powered land for your own design — one power platform, one set of guidelines.

The engineering story behind the sealed closed loop — and why “zero municipal water” is a design, not a slogan.
The Albertans building the campus, in their own words.
Interviews, site visits, imagery and background — reach the team through the main contact form and select “Media.”