EverWind plans C$10B data center and wind buildout in Nova Scotia

Founder Trent Vichie is pairing a planned AI campus with new wind generation at Point Tupper; EverWind says a long-term lease is in place with an unnamed AI developer.

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Primary source: Bloomberg Technology

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EverWind is tying a planned AI campus to new wind development and an existing industrial site. The tenant, capacity and power plan remain undisclosed, leaving residents and power-system planners without details to assess the scale of demand or whether the announced buildout can proceed.

AI-generated illustration of a sign reading “Future Data Center Campus” beside rocky cleared coastal ground, with wind turbines on a wooded ridge under cloudy skies.

EverWind Fuels, led by founder and CEO Trent Vichie, plans to invest more than C$10 billion in a Nova Scotia data-center campus and wind generation, extending Vichie's infrastructure platform into AI computing. The plan allocates more than C$8 billion to building and owning the campus at EverWind's Point Tupper industrial site, and about C$2 billion to expand its onshore wind portfolio.…

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