EverWind Point Tupper Data Centre Campus
- Planned / design
- 420 MW
- Updated
- Oct 29, 2026
EverWind proposes a 420 MW campus at Point Tupper, Nova Scotia, comprising 95 MW initially and a later 325 MW expansion; the electrical basis is not explicitly IT load. The developer targets late 2027 and 2028, subject to conditions, and says initial grid studies are complete, not that service is energized. Planned campus investment exceeds CAD8 billion, separate from CAD2 billion for wind. Its FAQ names Anthropic in joint ratepayer commitments. On 20 October 2026, Membertou said it had not partnered in or invested in the campus. Full expansion approval, campus financing close and specialist operating partners remain unverified.
Capacity
Operating IT capacity: Not established in published records
A missing figure does not mean zero. Planned, utility and generation figures are not operating IT capacity.
Development
Milestones (3)
Oct 16, 2026 · Recorded actual event
Completed · Announced
Sources (1)
Q4 2027 · Forecast / planned record
Forecast · Announced
Sources (1)
2028 · Forecast / planned record
Forecast · Announced
Sources (1)
Participants
Site & development
Site location
Reported roundedEverWind owned, previously developed land inside Point Tupper Heavy Industrial Park. Exact data center parcel boundary and street address have not been disclosed in inspected pages.
SourceLand and site control context
Reported roundedOperator identifies its owned brownfield industrial land, but no title record or exact data center footprint independently recovered.
SourceAdditional project facts
Reviewed dated indigenous participation clarification
ActualOn 20 October 2026, Membertou stated that it was not partnered in, and had not invested in, the data centre project at that time. Its wind project partnership is separate. EverWind’s 16 October announcement and current FAQ describe campus stake negotiations, not a completed investment.
SourceReviewed named AI relationship context
ActualEverWind’s FAQ names Anthropic in joint ratepayer commitments, and Membertou’s 20 October statement describes the announced Anthropic relationship. This supports attributed relationship context, not verified lease duration, ownership or a specialist operating role.
SourceInfrastructure & permits
Technical details (4)
Reported context
Initial interruptible grid service; battery and emergency-generation support. No claimed operational renewable percentage.
Reported context
Closed-loop water-glycol, predominantly air heat rejection with hot-weather water assistance. Not zero-water cooling.
Reported context
Existing industrial-site fiber connectivity described; carrier names and redundant route details not disclosed.
Reported context
Battery and emergency generation support are planned for interruptible initial grid service. No operating generation capacity is asserted.
Project map
Public-source research. Plans may change. See Evidence for sources and qualifications.