Keel Infrastructure Corp shifts first fully commissioned data center to 2027 while advancing a 96-megawatt expansion in Sherbrooke.
Keel Infrastructure Corp (KEEL) announced plans to delay its first fully commissioned Moses Lake data center to 2027, pushing back earlier timelines. The company is prioritizing a 96-megawatt expansion in Sherbrooke, citing near-term power monetization opportunities.
Management highlighted progress in commercial negotiations for targeted sites, reflecting strategic adjustments to capitalize on power scarcity. The shift follows Q2 2026 updates, where Keel emphasized operational flexibility amid evolving demand dynamics.
No immediate market reaction was disclosed in the earnings call insights.