While Virginia data centers struggle with 13¢/kWh power and limited available land, Prairie2Cloud quietly revolutionized the equation in Saskatchewan. We didn't just find cheaper power—we built an entirely new model. Our islanded micro-grid taps directly into natural gas generation at 2.8¢ marginal, positions compute milliseconds from major fibre backbones, and harnesses Saskatchewan's climate for 5,700 hours of free cooling annually. The result? A powered shell that deploys in 24 months with 100 MW ready to scale. Half the cost. Twice the speed to market. Inference-grade performance.
Our planned Saskatchewan site is stitched into dual long-haul fibre routes that leave the Prairie2Cloud Campus and fan west (Calgary → Seattle WAIX) and south-east (Regina → Winnipeg → Minneapolis MICE). At 35‑45 ms RTT to MN & WA IXPs, the Prairie2Cloud will be inference‑ready – critical for AI. Redundant fibre pairs and carrier-neutral peering give us head-room for future traffic growth without oversubscription.
Prairie2Cloud delivers more than cheap power—we deliver powered land ready for compute in 18-24 months. Our economics integrate perfectly with environmental goals: CAD 2.8¢/kWh marginal gas powers your operations at less than half Virginia's costs, while Saskatchewan's climate provides 5,800 hours of free cooling annually, achieving PUE ~1.15. Combined federal investment tax credits and provincial rebates reduce capital costs by 10-17%. Located directly at Saskatchewan's IXP, we eliminate routing complexity. Every efficiency compounds: lower power costs, reduced cooling expenses, minimized transmission losses, accelerated deployment. Sustainable economics that scale. .
Saskatchewan's technical workforce strength shows in university output and industry presence. The University of Regina's Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science and the University of Saskatchewan's College of Engineering produce steady streams of power systems and computing graduates. We aim to bridge industry needs with academic excellence from U of R's software systems engineering, U of S's electrical engineering programs, and CSUS's high-performance computing research. The province's leadership in agricultural automation—managing one of the world's most technologically advanced farming regions—demonstrates the distributed systems expertise that translates directly to data center operations. Prairie2Cloud's local hiring commitment ensures this intellectual capital compounds rather than emigrates.
Secure 100 MW of power allocation, convert barns to GPU-ready shells and install basic fibre. Achieving TTM powered-land status dramatically increases valuation.
Deploy GPU clusters in 5 MW increments, scaling toward 100 MW. AI compute can generate up to $70 million in annual revenue per MW.
Expand capacity to ≈200 MW, diversify workloads and pursue an exit via sale or REIT spin-off. AI data centers will dominate 70% of new demand by 2030.
Our founding team has deployed $7 billion in energy projects in Saskatchewan and $10 billion in hyperscaler acquistions. We're backed by advisers from AI and energy sectors.
Go beyond static numbers. Our interactive simulators are designed for investors and operators to explore the financial impact of our energy advantage.