Dependable power for AI data centres, built on gas-to-power.
ENERGY OPTIMIZED. FUTURE POWERED.
Jame Energy develops and integrates energy and digital infrastructure, turning available and underutilized natural gas into dependable power for AI data centres and high-performance computing.
One partner across every side of the deal
Gas-to-power for AI only works when the producer, the developer, the offtaker and the equipment all line up. We work across all four.
Offtakers
AI, neocloud and HPC operators who need dedicated capacity on a firm timeline.
View powered sitesDevelopers
Funded data centre and power developers who need sites, a power solution and a path to an offtaker.
Developer advisoryOperators
Upstream producers with gas that is uneconomic to market but valuable as fuel for local power.
Operator advisoryEquipment buyers
Projects that need turbines, gensets, transformers and switchgear faster than OEM lead times allow.
Power supplyEnergy where the compute needs to go
Abundant gas supply
Western Canada holds large natural gas reserves, much of it stranded or uneconomic to pipe to market. Local generation turns that gas into a power cost advantage.
Speed to power
Behind-the-fence generation avoids long grid interconnection queues and gives compute tenants dedicated capacity they control.
Cold climate
Low ambient temperatures cut cooling loads for dense GPU workloads, improving efficiency over the life of the asset.
Pro-investment provinces
Alberta's deregulated market and the region's established energy workforce make Western Canada a strong base for AI infrastructure.
Specifics, not slogans
Optimization means getting the most value from every molecule and every megawatt, with less waste along the way.
- Putting underutilized gas to work as fuel for productive local power.
- Closed-loop cooling with no water use at every data centre site we develop.
- Waste heat to greenhouses, creating local food production and community benefit.
- Local partnerships with landowners, communities and field teams.
Have gas, a site, a load or an equipment need?
Preliminary conversations are confidential. We will tell you quickly whether it fits.
From wellhead to workload
We originate, develop and integrate behind-the-fence power for AI and HPC, optimizing the complete system: fuel source, generation, electrical infrastructure and compute load.
Power Origination
We identify upstream gas assets with stranded or underutilized production and structure them into viable behind-the-fence generation opportunities for AI and HPC developers and tenants.
What this looks like
- Screening wells, plants and batteries for qualifying gas volume, pressure and quality
- Preliminary feasibility: deliverable power, fuel economics, access and grid proximity
- Structuring gas supply and power purchase terms between producer and developer
- Introducing qualified EPC and infrastructure partners to build and operate
How we are paid
Success fees tied to project milestones. Our interests are aligned with closing viable transactions.
Site Development
Where the economics support direct participation, Jame Energy develops the site: qualification, commercial structure, equipment procurement and ongoing operational oversight, with AI inference and HPC as the target load.
Typical site profile
- Behind-the-fence generation, roughly 1 to 20 MW per site
- Western Canadian upstream locations with low-cost natural gas
- AI inference, GPU cluster hosting and HPC tenants
- AER-compliant natural gas generation configurations
Revenue model
A take-or-pay capacity reservation charge and an energy charge, plus operational management fees.
System Integration
Most projects optimize one layer. We integrate them: fuel gas handling, generation, electrical distribution, SCADA and IIoT, and the compute load, so each megawatt goes to its highest-value use.
- Power solution design matched to load profile and fuel supply
- Equipment strategy drawing on our power and electrical supply chain
- Controls, monitoring and operational integration with the operator's team
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Independent advice for every side of the transaction
Defined-scope advisory for operators, developers and offtakers working on gas-to-power and AI data centre projects. Field experience on the energy side, commercial discipline on the compute side.
Turn gas into a power asset
For upstream producers deciding whether gas they cannot market economically is worth more as fuel for local power.
- Gas-to-power screening and feasibility for specific assets
- Gas purchase and power purchase agreement structuring and term review
- Regulatory context, including AER Directive 013 and behind-the-fence considerations
- Developer and offtaker qualification and introductions
- Asset and package positioning for sale or partnership
Get from site to signed offtake
For data centre and power developers building in Western Canada or bringing behind-the-fence power into a North American project.
- Site origination and qualification: gas, power, land, access and connectivity
- Power solution design and equipment strategy, including lead-time planning
- Permitting and regulatory pathway mapping
- Data room preparation and offtaker readiness
- Gas supply, capacity and hosting commercial structures
- Capital partner and EPC introductions
Secure power you can rely on
For AI, neocloud and HPC operators that need dedicated capacity, on a firm timeline, from a power source they understand.
- Site sourcing to your specification: megawatts, location and ready-for-service date
- Power and fuel supply diligence: reliability, redundancy and fuel security
- Behind-the-fence power purchase and hosting agreement review
- Owner's representative support through development and commissioning
Clear scope, clear interests
Defined scope
Fixed-fee or milestone-based engagements with agreed deliverables and timelines.
Disclosed interests
Where we have a commercial interest in a site, transaction or equipment, we say so up front.
Confidential
We work under NDA as standard and treat every preliminary conversation as confidential.
Equipment that arrives when your project needs it
OEM lead times for turbines, transformers and switchgear now run for years. Our supply network covers new, refurbished and surplus equipment across North America, so projects can secure generation and electrical infrastructure on a schedule that works.
Generation and electrical, end to end
Gas turbines
Aeroderivative and industrial units, from mobile packages to utility-scale blocks. Complete packages and individual units.
Reciprocating gensets
Natural gas generator sets, including containerized units suited to fast, modular deployment.
Transformers
Generator step-up, substation and pad-mount transformers for generation and data centre loads.
Switchgear and distribution
Medium- and low-voltage switchgear, breakers and distribution equipment.
UPS and battery storage
UPS systems and BESS for power quality, ride-through and load management.
Balance of plant
Fuel gas conditioning, controls and the supporting equipment that makes a power block work.
All equipment is 60 Hz for North American service. Current availability is shared with qualified buyers under NDA.
From specification to delivery
Define
Megawatts, fuel, voltage, site conditions and required in-service date.
Source
Match the requirement against new, refurbished and surplus equipment in our network.
Verify
Coordinate documentation, maintenance records, inspections and test reports before commitment.
Deliver
Commercial terms, logistics coordination and installation and commissioning partners.
Tell us what you need
Send the megawatts, fuel, voltage and timing. We will come back with what is available.
Powered sites for AI and HPC
Greenfield, brownfield and grid-powered sites across Alberta and British Columbia, each with a defined power path. Site packages are shared under NDA.
Existing plants and operating assets
Sites with built or operating generation, which can shorten the path to power.
Built gas plant
15 to 20 MW. Southern Alberta. Built and permitted, with gas supply in place. Grid connection pending.
Operating portfolio
15 to 20 MW. Central Alberta. Three operating gas-fired plants, grid-connected, with flexible dispatch.
Operating gas plant
5 to 6 MW today, with a path to 7 to 8 MW. Central Alberta. Gas engines running now, with a spare breaker available for load.
New development, from small blocks to scale
Sites developed from land through power, sized for Phase 1 with room to expand.
Scale site, grid option
200 MW Phase 1. Southeast Alberta. Gas generation with a grid option. Phase 1 target in service Q2 2029.
Scale site, islanded
200 MW Phase 1. Southeast Alberta. Islanded gas generation on zoned land, with gas supply in place. Phase 1 target in service Q2 2029.
Multi-use development
Up to 175 MW potential. West-central Alberta. Starts at about 100 MW of data centre or about 10 MW from geothermal. Early development. Sponsor-stated figures.
Zoned campus, grid and gas
About 9 MW, with a path to about 20 MW. Central Alberta. Utility-confirmed grid power and a reported gas allocation. Sale or lease. Seller-reported figures.
Heat-reuse site
10 MW Phase 1, toward 100 MW. Calgary region. Gas generation with a confirmed grid export position and greenhouse heat reuse.
Single-site development
10 MW. Southern Alberta. Producer-owned gas and surface lease. Power solution under evaluation. Sponsor-stated figures.
Two-site development
2 x 10 MW Phase 1. West-central Alberta. Producer sites with gas supply in place.
Producer program
10 to 20 MW per site, three or more sites. Northwest Alberta. Sales gas confirmed at each site. Early stage, deployed one site at a time.
Sites with grid power
Grid-powered site
About 80 MW. British Columbia. Hydro grid supply reported available, with no on-site generation required. Early screening. Seller-reported figures.
Site information is indicative and subject to NDA and due diligence. Figures marked seller-reported or sponsor-stated come from the site owner and have not been verified by Jame. Capacity figures are conservative Phase 1 positions. Regions are approximate and exact locations are shared under NDA.
From your specification to a site package
Share your spec
Megawatts, ready-for-service date, load profile and site type.
We match sites
We screen the pipeline against your requirements and tell you quickly what fits.
NDA and package
Under NDA you receive site details, power path and development status.
Diligence and terms
We support diligence and bring generation, EPC and equipment partners into the discussion.
What you can expect from our sites
Compute goes where dependable power is. We build opportunities from the power up and match them to the load they serve.
- Sites matched to your megawatts, timeline and load profile
- A defined power path: islanded gas, gas with a grid option, or grid-connected
- Closed-loop cooling designed in, with no water use
- Equipment strategy from our power and electrical supply network
- Introductions to EPC, generation and capital partners
Looking for an owner's representative? See offtaker advisory.
Tell us what you need to power
Send the megawatts, timing and site type. We will come back with what fits.
Built on thirty years at the wellsite
Jame Energy develops and integrates intelligent energy solutions that turn today's resources into the power infrastructure of tomorrow.
What sets us apart
Most companies optimize one layer: a data centre, a generator, a gas asset. Fragmentation adds cost, delay and execution risk. Jame Energy works across the full system, from fuel source to compute load, and brings the right partners into each layer.
Our network is the platform. On the energy side, we hold long-standing relationships with Western Canadian producers. On the compute side, we work with North American and international AI and HPC operators seeking dedicated power. In between, our supply network sources the generation and electrical equipment that connects them.
Our principal
Jame Energy is led by Jay Williams, a Calgary-based energy and digital infrastructure professional with more than 30 years in the industry. His career began in field operations in 1995 and runs through wireline, petrophysics, drilling, completions and hydraulic fracturing into director, VP and interim COO roles across oilfield services and digital energy infrastructure.
Most recently, he led the commissioning and operation of 32 behind-the-fence power and compute sites across Alberta in under six months. He holds a petroleum engineering degree from the University of Alberta and serves as President of the Well Integrity and Abandonment Society.
Background
- Field operations: roughneck, wireline, petrophysics, drilling, completions and fracturing since 1995
- Leadership: director, VP and interim COO roles in oilfield services and digital energy infrastructure
- Digital infrastructure: 32 power and compute sites commissioned in under six months
- Industry: President, Well Integrity and Abandonment Society (WIA Society)
- Corporate: Jame Limited, an Alberta corporation established in 2012
- Location: Calgary, Alberta
Jame Limited
Jame Energy is a division of Jame Limited. Agreements are made with Jame Limited, operating as Jame Energy, on a project-by-project basis.
Guiding principles
Think in decades
Infrastructure rewards patience. We build for the life of the asset.
Optimize the whole system
Every megawatt directed to its highest-value use, from fuel to compute.
Build partnerships
We assemble the strongest partner in each discipline rather than trying to own everything.
Commercialize with discipline
Technology, regulation, finance and operations aligned into a business that works.
Own the execution
From opportunity through engineering, commercialization, deployment and operations.
Stay straightforward
We tell people quickly whether an opportunity fits, and we do not waste their time.
Contact Jame Energy
Operator, developer, offtaker, equipment buyer or capital partner: tell us what you are working on. Preliminary conversations are confidential.
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Email: jay@jameltd.com
Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Coverage: Western Canada, with North American reach
Corporate: Jame Limited, operating as Jame Energy
Good fit indicators
- Operators: gas volumes from 50 Mcf/d to 25 MMcf/d that are stranded, solution or otherwise underutilized
- Developers: projects that need a site, a power solution or a path to offtake
- Offtakers: a defined megawatt requirement and ready-for-service date
- Equipment: a generation or electrical need defined by megawatts, voltage and timing