The team
Each role below is active on the project — with the kinds of work each one brings.
Havenz Smart Communities
Developer and founder of AHI — 100+ years of combined development experience, with roots in manufacturing and land since the 1970s. Leads land, approvals, standards and the four pillars.
Turning Stone Developments
Métis-owned company and a general partner of AHI. Brings long-term investment and business and development experience. Partnership page →
Rolls-Royce mtu
Hydrogen-blend-capable prime-power generation with OEM long-term service — the heart of behind-the-fence power.
RWDI — independent acoustical engineers
APEGA-permitted acoustical engineers — the independent noise assessments under AUC Rule 012 behind our sound commitments.
M3 Development Management Inc.
Development manager working with Havenz. Coordinates design, consultants, schedule, the third-party study program and delivery.
Alberta heavy-civil contractor
Heavy civil works — earthworks, roads and site servicing by an experienced Alberta civil contractor.
Alberta civil engineering firm
Civil site engineering and stormwater design — including flood-plain confirmation for the lands.
Alberta architecture practice
Campus architecture — the precast, sound-contained industrial buildings on campus.
Power-development advisors
Generation strategy and the regulatory program.
Generation EPC contractor
Engineering, procurement and construction for the generation program — engines, fuel and electrical integration.
Red Deer energy-services firm
Genset packaging, commissioning and service — hired local on purpose.
Canadian carrier fibre
Dual-path fibre connectivity engineered into the campus, carrier-neutral by design.
Alberta gas utility
Firm natural-gas supply infrastructure — the molecules behind the electrons.
Alberta transmission system
The provincial transmission system and the AESO / AUC public processes — the pathway for a future grid interconnection.
Red Deer County
The host municipality and approving authority — public process and development permits. Listed as our regulator, not as a partner.
Government of Alberta programs
AHI engages with the province’s data-centre programs. Listed for context; no endorsement is implied.
Western Canada Data Centre Alliance
The regional industry association for Western Canada’s data-centre sector, in which AHI participates.
Roles describe scope of work on the AHI campus. Organizations are named only where their involvement is already public; other roles are described by category. Team sizes vary by phase.