Alberta data centre media monitoring
Every major data centre project in the province, tracked in one place.
reVerb follows data centre development across Alberta and pulls the headlines and application updates into a single feed. It is free to use, built for municipalities, counties, proponents and residents watching a project land in their county. Stakeholder engagement on complex industrial projects is at the heart of our work.
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Disclaimer:
This page is for informational purposes only and reflects publicly available data from news sources, government releases, and project websites. reVerb Communications does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided. This is a free service intended to support awareness and public engagement. For official project details, please refer directly to the relevant project owner or agency.
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Go to the source
Provincial
- AI Data Centres in Alberta The province's public information site on power, water, environment and community questions.
- AI Data Centres Strategy The strategy behind the province's approach, with the full document and fact sheet.
- By the numbers The province's key figures, each one defined, sourced and dated.
- Approvals and permits Which body approves what, from AUC power plant permits to municipal development permits.
Grid and regulator
- AESO large load projects Connection allocations, the Phase 2 framework and the data centre connection guide.
- Map of data centre projects The AESO's live map of data centre projects moving through the connection process.
- Connection project list The monthly project-level file showing status, planning area and staged energization.
- How an AUC application is reviewed The nine steps under Rule 007, from participant involvement through to appeal.
Links go to primary sources. reVerb has no affiliation with these bodies and takes no position on the projects before them.