Prince Edward Island
Maritime Electric; PEI Regulatory and Appeals Commission (IRAC) regulates rates
Not a data centre jurisdiction: the utility is import-dependent and adding peaking capacity for general demand growth, with no data centre-specific framework.
0MW
energized in Prince Edward Island
0 with published capacity
The record
- Interconnection
- PEI has no data centre-specific connection process, tariff, or capacity allocation. A 2025-08 filing for two 50 MW combustion turbines (100 MW total, in-service 2028) cites data centre development as one of several demand drivers, not as a dedicated program.
- Tariff
- No data centre tariff or process exists. Card is intentionally short.
- Years to grid power
- n/a, no data centre-specific process exists on an island grid this small
- Years behind the fence
- n/a, not addressed in sourced material and unlikely to be relevant
- Basis for those years
- The only relevant filing is Maritime Electric's August 2025 supplemental capacity filing, which names data centre development as one contributing demand driver among several.
Dated events
- Maritime Electric files a supplemental capacity filing for two 50 MW combustion turbines, citing electrification and data centre development among the drivers.
Record updated 2026-08-01. Corrections: sam@mccordinvestments.com