Opportunity assessment
We evaluate supply, location, infrastructure, pricing, capacity, reliability, and development constraints to understand where an energy position can support compute.

We work with gas and power suppliers looking to create new demand, secure long term offtake, and participate in the growth of Alberta's compute market.
We help identify where supply can support a viable compute project, connect suppliers with developers and operators, and structure the commercial pathway from energy source through to end use.
We evaluate supply, location, infrastructure, pricing, capacity, reliability, and development constraints to understand where an energy position can support compute.
We connect gas producers, generators, power marketers, and other suppliers with developers and compute operators seeking reliable long term energy supply.
We identify opportunities where existing gas or power supply can anchor a new compute or generation project.
We support gas supply agreements, PPAs, pricing frameworks, volume or capacity commitments, contract terms, and other structures required to underpin a project.
We work with developers, engineers, regulatory specialists, landowners, and other counterparties to help move opportunities toward execution.
We help evaluate strategic partnerships, project participation, asset sales, joint ventures, and other structures that can create additional value from an energy position.
You have available production or capacity and want to explore long term demand from power generation and compute.
You have existing or planned generation and are looking for a long term compute offtaker or PPA opportunity.
You see an opportunity to pair gas, generation, or infrastructure with compute and need the right developer, operator, or commercial partner.
A route to demand may involve a gas supply agreement, power purchase agreement, pricing framework, capacity commitment, partnership, asset sale, or another structure. The appropriate approach depends on the supply profile, infrastructure, project configuration, development sequence, and the eventual counterparty’s requirements. We help define those inputs and coordinate commercial discussions so the proposed arrangement reflects what the energy position can reliably support.
In a confidential Alberta gas-egress engagement, TwelveSix helped assess a gas position that needed a new commercial outlet. We mapped supply against compute demand, infrastructure requirements, and practical project configurations, bringing supply and offtake considerations into one pathway. The work defined a route toward potential long-term demand. Client and location details remain confidential; no completed offtake or operating outcome is implied.
Tell us about the supply and the commercial outcome you are looking for.