Calgary-based consulting firm leads strategic sales for KALiNA Power's Alberta portfolio, including three Power-CCS sites totaling over 300 MW.
Calgary, Alberta, April 21, 2025
TwelveSix Services Ltd., a Calgary-based advisory firm specializing in data centre infrastructure and power project development, is pleased to announce its engagement by KALiNA Distributed Power (KDP), a wholly owned Canadian subsidiary of KALiNA Power Limited (ASX: KPO). Under this engagement, TwelveSix will lead the targeted sale of three strategically positioned project sites in Alberta: Clairmont Energy Park, Gilby Power Park, and Saddle Hills.
These sites, each offering significant potential for data centre co-location and industrial power supply, form part of KDP's broader 1.7 GW portfolio of natural gas-fired combined cycle power plants with integrated Carbon Capture and Sequestration (Power-CCS) technology. The three project sites identified for sale fall outside KDP's Framework Agreement with Crusoe Energy Systems.
TwelveSix brings experience in Alberta's energy and data infrastructure space and supports buyers and sellers navigating the intersection of power, infrastructure, and AI/data centre development.
“We're proud to support KALiNA in advancing the next stage of its commercialization strategy,” said a spokesperson from TwelveSix. “These sites represent some of the most attractive development opportunities in Western Canada for groups looking to secure scalable, base load power.”
KDP has been actively engaging with a broad range of stakeholders, including midstream operators, utilities, and data centre developers, to explore project development, co-location partnerships, and equity participation. The sale process led by TwelveSix is expected to support these broader strategic initiatives and attract best-fit buyers for long-term success.
TwelveSix Services Ltd. is an experienced, connected, and local Calgary firm that sources power, natural gas, and sites for compute at scale and advances the development and execution work required to move projects forward.
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