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about 14 hours ago

Is #Meta’s Alberta AI data center really a #GasToPower infrastructure story? #Rextag helps teams see why the answer is yes. Meta plans to invest more than US$9.1 billion to build its first AI data center in Canada and its largest outside the United States. The project will be built in #Sturgeon County, Alberta, and tied to dedicated natural gas-fired power generation. That matters because Alberta’s grid cannot support multiple large #AI data center projects without additional power supply. This #Rextag map, powered by Energy DataLink, shows the planned Meta AI data center site and Greenlight Electricity Centre alongside operational natural gas transmission pipelines, transmission power lines, power plants and generation assets, and compressor stations across Alberta. The infrastructure story is bigger than one campus. The planned Greenlight Electricity Centre is a 932 MW natural gas-powered plant expected to begin operating in the second half of 2030. #Pembina Pipeline Corporation is part of the consortium behind the power project, linking the data center directly to Alberta’s gas and power infrastructure. For #DataCenters, power, natural gas, and investment teams, the key question is not only where AI campuses are being built. It is how land, gas supply, power generation, transmission access, and local infrastructure come together around large-load demand. Read more in our blog: https://t.co/wFZ9qNuJi8 Can AI data center growth in Alberta be understood without mapping the gas and power infrastructure behind it?

Rextag_data's tweet photo. Is #Meta’s Alberta AI data center really a #GasToPower infrastructure story?
#Rextag helps teams see why the answer is yes.

Meta plans to invest more than US$9.1 billion to build its first AI data center in Canada and its largest outside the United States.

The project will be built in #Sturgeon County, Alberta, and tied to dedicated natural gas-fired power generation.
That matters because Alberta’s grid cannot support multiple large #AI data center projects without additional power supply.

This #Rextag map, powered by Energy DataLink, shows the planned Meta AI data center site and Greenlight Electricity Centre alongside operational natural gas transmission pipelines, transmission power lines, power plants and generation assets, and compressor stations across Alberta.

The infrastructure story is bigger than one campus.

The planned Greenlight Electricity Centre is a 932 MW natural gas-powered plant expected to begin operating in the second half of 2030.
#Pembina Pipeline Corporation is part of the consortium behind the power project, linking the data center directly to Alberta’s gas and power infrastructure.

For #DataCenters, power, natural gas, and investment teams, the key question is not only where AI campuses are being built.
It is how land, gas supply, power generation, transmission access, and local infrastructure come together around large-load demand.

Read more in our blog: https://t.co/wFZ9qNuJi8

Can AI data center growth in Alberta be understood without mapping the gas and power infrastructure behind it?

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1 day ago

Are core U.S. shale basins still where upstream capital wants to be? #Rextag helps map the infrastructure logic behind that trend. U.S. upstream dealmaking reached a two-year high in Q1 2026, led by the merger of Devon Energy and #CoterraEnergy, while #Mitsubishi Corporation’s acquisition of #Aethon Energy reinforced continued interest in gas assets tied to Gulf Coast demand. This Rextag map places the #PermianBasin, Haynesville/Bossier, Eagle Ford, and Greater Anadarko Basin against major oil and gas pipelines, processing plants, and #LNG export infrastructure. That context matters because acreage value is not only about the rock. It is also about access to gathering, processing, long-haul takeaway, and export markets. For upstream, midstream, and investment teams, the story is not only who bought what. It is why infrastructure-connected basins keep attracting capital. For more information, please visit our Blog: https://t.co/7rP1GsXX2A Can upstream M&A be understood without mapping the infrastructure behind the basin positions?