Site origination
We identify and evaluate locations based on power potential, gas availability, infrastructure, development constraints, and compute requirements.

We support site developers at any stage, from identifying a greenfield opportunity through to advancing an existing project.
That means helping assemble the pieces that make a compute site viable, including land, gas supply, power strategy, infrastructure, regulatory pathway, engineering, and commercial positioning.
We help define what the project needs, coordinate the right counterparties, and move the opportunity toward a site that can be diligenced, financed, acquired, or built.
We identify and evaluate locations based on power potential, gas availability, infrastructure, development constraints, and compute requirements.
We help secure the right land position and assess the infrastructure required to support development.
We source and evaluate gas supply, generation options, grid access, and other power solutions based on the needs of the project.
We establish the regulatory pathway and coordinate the work required across permitting, environmental, engineering, and related approvals.
We bring together the engineers, consultants, producers, equipment providers, EPCM groups, and other specialists required to advance the project.
We develop sites with the end user in mind, align economics, scale, timeline, and technical requirements with the compute market, then support diligence, introductions, and execution.
You have a target market, power requirement, or development thesis and need help identifying and advancing the right greenfield opportunity.
You already have some combination of land, gas, infrastructure, generation, or regulatory work completed and need help moving the remaining pieces forward.
You have an advanced opportunity and need help positioning it, preparing it for diligence, and connecting with the right compute buyers or development partners.
Developers need to resolve how land and infrastructure will be held, which gas and power arrangements fit the intended load, what the regulatory pathway requires, and how development work should be sequenced. We help connect those decisions to the proposed end user’s technical requirements and commercial expectations. The objective is a defined project pathway with clear counterparties, diligence priorities, responsibilities, and next steps.
Across confidential Alberta power developments, TwelveSix assessed land, gas supply, generation, infrastructure, regulatory scope, and commercial viability at different stages of maturity. We coordinated local counterparties and defined generation strategy, development economics, and sequencing. These opportunities progressed toward development-ready sites, with client identities and locations withheld by agreement. The work demonstrates practical coordination across multiple project inputs.
Tell us where the project stands and what needs to move next.