Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001 — 650 MW announced
Woodland Cree First Nation, Sovereign Digital Infrastructure
Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001 is a hyperscale data centre operated by Woodland Cree First Nation, Sovereign Digital Infrastructure in Northern Sunrise County, Canada, in the Peace River market. The site has been announced and is not yet operational, with 650 MW of announced capacity.
- Who operates Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001?
- Woodland Cree First Nation, Sovereign Digital Infrastructure.
- Where is Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001?
- Northern Sunrise County, Canada, in the Peace River market.
- Is Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001 operational?
- Not yet, Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001 has been announced and is not recorded as operational.
- What is the capacity of Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001?
- 650 MW announced.
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650 MW announced
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650 MW announced in the Peace River (Alberta) market, which has 650 MW of total potential at full buildout and none of it live yet.
The market today · Peace River (Alberta)
- Planned
- 650 MW
- Total potential
- 650 MW
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Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001 — announced
The Woodland Cree First Nation (WCFN) is planning to develop a 650MW data center in Alberta, Canada.
Source: datacenterdynamics.com
Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001 — permit filed
September 2, 2025 Woodland Cree First Nation Chief and Council Fred Wasden and Darren Watson General Delivery Sovereign Digital Infrastructure Cadotte Lake, AB T0H 0N0 Suite 3810, Bankers Hall West 888-3rd Street SW Calgary, AB T2P 5C5
Source: iaac-aeic.gc.ca
Peace River Woodland Cree First Nation 001 — announced
Cree Ative Datacenter Corp GP is proposing the development of a new power-generating facility fueled by natural gas, located about 40 kilometres northeast of Peace River, Alberta. As proposed, the power generation facility would have a production capacity of 650 megawatts to support a new data centre. The project would have a two-stage design, initially with simple-cycle natural gas turbine technology which would later be converted to combined cycle technology. The project is expected to operate for 30 years.
Source: iaac-aeic.gc.ca
Coordinates
Position
56.23, -117.33
Location precision
Approximate
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