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Responsible, clean, proudly built in Labrador.

Dulabra is a planned AI data centre in Labrador, sized at 30 to 50 megawatts and sited right beside hydroelectric generation. It will run on clean surplus power, keep Canadian data in Canada, and be built in consultation with the communities around it.

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Power taken at the source

Hydro power flows from the river to the generating station, then directly to Dulabra, which delivers compute to Canadian industry over fibre. The provincial grid continues from the station unchanged. Labrador hydro Generating station Taken at generation Dulabra 30 to 50 MW Sovereign compute for Canadian industry Provincial grid supply unchanged Hydro power flows from the river to the generating station, then directly to Dulabra, which delivers compute to Canadian industry over fibre. The provincial grid continues from the station unchanged. Labrador hydro Generating station Taken at generation Dulabra 30 to 50 MW Sovereign compute for Canadian industry Provincial grid supply unchanged
Dulabra plans to connect at the generating station itself, buying surplus hydro that would otherwise be exported. Because the compute sits next to the power, there are no long transmission lines to build, and the site is designed for zero impact on the provincial grid.

The project at a glance

Planned capacity
30 to 50 MW
Power
Surplus hydroelectricity, taken at generation
Location
Labrador, beside the generating station
Data
Hosted in Canada, under Canadian law
Status
Planning and community consultation

For Labrador

  • Construction and long-term operations work, with local hiring as a priority.
  • Built in consultation with local communities, so the project reflects the people who live here.
  • A compact footprint beside existing generation, with no long new transmission lines.
  • More of Labrador's power put to work in Canada, creating value close to home.

For Canadian industry and partners

  • Sovereign AI compute: your data stays in Canada, under Canadian law.
  • Clean, renewable power for training and inference workloads.
  • A northern climate that helps keep cooling efficient.
  • Capacity planned to grow from 30 to 50 MW.

Built around Canada's AI priorities

Canada's National AI Strategy calls for sovereign compute operated under Canadian control, powered by clean energy, and delivering real benefits to local communities. Dulabra is designed around those same priorities.

Read Canada's National AI Strategy

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We're speaking with communities, partners, investors, and future customers. If you'd like to be part of the conversation, write to us.