Jan 03, 2026 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Technologies New Energy (TNE) has partnered with Data District to support the development of AI-ready data centers in Alberta, Canada. According to the partners, the data centers will be designed to support advanced computing workloads, including high-density AI applications.
Julio Perez, chief executive officer of TNE, said: “Our agreement with Data District represents a major step forward in TNE’s strategy to accelerate the build-out of energy and infrastructure critical to the global AI and data center economy. Power availability is emerging as the key constraint for AI growth, particularly for AI workloads running on Nvidia hardware, and our scalable generation capability can support the rapid rollout of high-density data center infrastructure.
Under the agreement, TNE will support Data District’s projects in Edmonton and Calgary across strategy, supply chain, and delivery, with a focus on power generation, energy flexibility, and sustainability.
On the supply chain side, TNE has said that it will work to secure reliable, lower-carbon energy through integrated power solutions combining modular gas generation, battery systems, and complementary software and energy storage.
