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Proposed data center outside Calgary, Canada, withdrawn by developer
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A proposed data center outside Calgary, Canada, has been withdrawn by its developer.
Key facts
- Kalina’s withdrawal notice is dated April 24, 2026, according to the agenda for the June 9 council meeting — It was revealed at the June 9 Rocky View County Council Meeting that Kalina Distributed Power, the Canadian subsidiary of Australia-based Kalina Power behind the Lone Pine Energy Centre project near
- The proposal concerned a land parcel west of the junction of Township Road 280 and Highway 791, and Kalina was looking to build a data center as well as a 200MW gas-fired power generation project
- Kalina also says that it has been permitted to construct and operate a 64MW, 17-acre gas power plant in Saddle Hills, a district on Alberta’s border with British Columbia
Summary
It was revealed at the June 9 Rocky View County Council Meeting that Kalina Distributed Power, the Canadian subsidiary of Australia-based Kalina Power behind the Lone Pine Energy Centre project near the cities of Airdrie, had withdrawn its proposal. Kalina’s withdrawal notice is dated April 24, 2026, according to the agenda for the June 9 council meeting. The proposal concerned a land parcel west of the junction of Township Road 280 and Highway 791, and Kalina was looking to build a data center as well as a 200MW gas-fired power generation project. Kalina’s withdrawal notice said that opposition to the proposal was the main reason for its decision.