EverWind says it will pursue more than $10 billion in private investment for a data centre campus in Nova Scotia at its Point Tupper site near Port Hawkesbury, with an initial build-out followed by expansion. Outlets report that the plan includes a large first phase and a later increase in capacity, positioning the campus as a site to serve AI-related computing demand.

Reporting also links the data centre proposal with EverWind’s broader renewable energy and infrastructure plans, including wind and hydrogen development. Bloomberg frames the announcement as the largest privately funded investment in the province’s history, while other outlets emphasize the location and sequencing of the projects at Point Tupper and nearby industrial infrastructure.

Details vary by outlet, with one report specifying an initial 95-megawatt phase expected to begin in late 2027, followed by a 325-megawatt expansion in 2028. Other coverage focuses on the overall scale, anticipated economic and community effects, and the company’s intention to align the data centre build with its energy portfolio across Nova Scotia.