Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park
Kevin O'Leary's pitch for the world's largest AI campus on ~7,700 acres near Grande Cache. Enormous on paper, but still a land-and-power proposal without a confirmed anchor customer.
Electrical demand
7.5 GW
Phase 1 valued at $12B in the provincial inventory; 7.5 GW at full build, phased from an initial ~1 GW
Capital cost
$12 billion
per provincial inventory
Operator
O'Leary Ventures / Wonder Valley
AI / high-performance computing
Last verified
September 22, 2026
Primary-source record
What we know
- Power
- On-site natural gas. Off-grid campus powered by its own natural gas generation, built in phases.
- Timeline
- Announced December 2024. Phase 1 listed in the Alberta Major Projects Inventory; no tenant or binding build agreement announced as of September 2026.
- In perspective
- Enough for ~9,127,500 homes · 60.6% of Alberta's record peak · 6.3× Calgary's average draw
Government of Alberta inventory
How the province lists this project in its Major Projects Inventory, refreshed daily.
- Listed as:
- Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park (Phase 1)
- Stage:
- Proposed
- Cost:
- $12 billion
- Schedule:
- Not listed
- Developer:
- O’Leary Digital Limited
Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park — questions people ask
Where is Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park?+
Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park is in MD of Greenview, in the Northwest Alberta of Alberta. Its status as of September 22, 2026 is proposed.
How much power will Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park use?+
Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park is planned at 7.5 GW of electrical demand (Phase 1 valued at $12B in the provincial inventory; 7.5 GW at full build, phased from an initial ~1 GW). Running continuously, that is enough electricity for roughly 9,127,500 Alberta homes, or 60.6% of the province's all-time record peak demand of 12,384 MW.
Who is building Wonder Valley AI Data Centre Park and how will it be powered?+
O'Leary Ventures / Wonder Valley (listed by the province as O’Leary Digital Limited). Power: on-site natural gas. Off-grid campus powered by its own natural gas generation, built in phases.