Meta’s $13B data center investment in Alberta is official, powered by Pembina’s 932 MW Greenlight gas plant - which should add $310M of run-rate EBITDA once online…

… representing a ~7x build multiple, well below where PPL currently trades - making them the clear winner on the corporate side…

… but not the only one, with Aecon (ARE) winning the $1.7B construction contract…

… and Capital Power (CPX) entering a >10 year, 250 MW supply agreement with Meta to plug the gap while Greenlight gets built. Should Alberta attract more AI investment, CPX could also benefit from a healthier spot market…

… as could TransAlta (TA), who has plenty of merchant exposure in the province.

It wouldn’t stop at power producers either, with Mullen Group’s freight and industrial logistics businesses benefitting from elevated construction activity.

Beyond issuers, a new wave of investment could be a serious tailwind to Alberta’s economy - with Meta’s project alone knocking ~2% off provincial unemployment during construction.

Better job prospects could could keep interprovincial migration flowing from east to west…

… which would benefit Boardwalk (BEI-U), who generates two thirds of its rental revenue from Canada’s Texas. Long Alberta? Let’s see.



