Join Canada's dedicated pavilion for

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data Centres

Canada counts 239 operating data centers with several more under construction, with AI driving a step‑change in electricity needs. The AI & Digitalization Zone explores how data, digital infrastructure and AI are accelerating the transformation of global energy systems across the value chain. Decision makers looking for suppliers and solutions from across Canada, including from Québec and British Columbia rich in hydroelectric power and cool climates; along with Alberta projects emerging with a 'bring your own power' policy for faster approvals. The pavilion also attracts a strong US-based audience, including from the Pacific Northwest, Midwest, and South, which offer robust grids and favorable interconnection timelines attracting hyperscale investments.

Delegates and exhibitors can expect to interact with Canada's regulatory officials including the Major Projects Office which coordinates approvals for major infrastructure including data centres and energy facilities in Canada, alongside U.S. regulatory officials including FERC and state commissions assessing forecasts and cost allocation to support energy-intensive projects in the AI and data centre space.​ Key issues discussed in the conferences will include streamlined permitting, grid modernization, and regulatory clarity are vital to accelerate data center deployment and investment.

Additional key subjects to be addressed including the importance of community engagement vital for sustaining data centre projects and gaining public trust, addressing environmental concerns as developers are adopting transparent frameworks to address electricity, water, and land use concerns and building social license through proactive communication and local investment which the conference aims to facilitate.

Don’t miss your opportunity to be at the epicentre of the future of AI and data centres at the Global Energy Show Canada 2026!