GRECO Energy
GRECO campuses serve two customers at once: AI and colocation operators leasing liquid-cooled compute capacity backed by behind-the-meter power, and district-energy utilities receiving metered 55–65 °C recovered heat. You offtake finished, powered capacity from one counterparty — not a shell waiting years for a grid connection.
This is why AI data centres are building their own power plants: new utility interconnections for large loads take five to seven years in much of Canada, while capacity is needed now. GRECO develops the full stack — generation, grid-scale storage, liquid cooling and interconnection — coordinated with utilities such as BC Hydro, so the campus energizes on your timeline.
Anchored by the flagship Morrison Park campus in the Vancouver area, with expansion phases across British Columbia and Alberta. Every kilowatt-hour of compute produces recoverable heat, and our facilities are designed so that heat is a product exported to neighbourhood energy — not an exhaust.