FAQ
No. Companies that assemble capital and infrastructure to build and run sites are developers. We are the step before that. Our work happens before construction: securing land, advancing permits and approvals, and coordinating power and infrastructure. Developers and operators inherit a site that is ready to build on.
We work with landowners evaluating the potential of their land, developers and operators seeking de-risked sites, municipalities preparing for large-load applications, and utilities and agencies.
Our site origination work is focused in Ontario and Alberta. Our advisory and diligence services are available across Canada. The company is based in Southwestern Ontario.
As early as possible. Securing land, advancing permits, and arranging power takes time, and none of it can be rushed at the end. Starting early reduces the risk of delays and takes uncertainty out of the schedule.
It starts with a conversation. Every site and project is different, so we scope our involvement around what the project actually needs, from early screening to full development support, or standalone diligence and advisory.
This is central to our work. We address community acceptance and environmental requirements from the outset: engaging with the community before plans are finalized, incorporating environmental requirements into the design rather than adding them afterward, and structuring each project so its benefits to the community outweigh its impacts. Ontario's Data Centre Playbook and the federal Responsible Data Centre Development Principles both expect projects to deliver real local benefits, and our process is built to meet that expectation.
No. Land and Power acts for one party only in any municipality, and does not advise a municipality in which it holds a project position.
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If you own land with potential, are developing an energy project, advise a municipality, or want to talk about what is possible, we would like to hear from you.
