Enerflex Lands Data Center Deal
450 MW Data Center Deal Opens New Growth Market For Enerflex
Enerflex Ltd. has been contracted to design, engineer, fabricate, and assemble approximately 450 MW of behind-the-meter natural gas-fired power generation units for a North American data center developer. Enerflex will execute the project through its North American manufacturing operations, with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2027 and conclude in 2028.
To support this award and expected growth across Enerflex’s core markets, the company is investing in expanding the capabilities of its Engineered Systems (ES) business line. Enerflex’s 2026 capital expenditure guidance includes approximately US$15 million in property, plant, and equipment (PP&E) and infrastructure investments to support its ES business line and activity in adjacent markets, including electric power generation. Enerflex has also authorized approximately US$85 million in investments in its ES facilities and capabilities, most of which is expected to be incurred during 2027.
“This award leverages Enerflex’s unique capabilities in providing an integrated design, engineering, full-scale fabrication, and project execution solution for behind-the-meter power generation projects,” said Paul Mahoney, president and chief executive officer at Enerflex. “The demand for reliable, prime power that does not require grid connection, supporting artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure development continues to grow. Building on more than four decades of power generation experience, Enerflex is well positioned to execute a wide range of power generation projects and convert our opportunity pipeline, that continues to exceed 2 GW, into meaningful commercial awards.”
Beyond the initial equipment scope, this award creates opportunities for future commissioning, installation, and after-market service support, including digital solutions through Enerflex’s ReliaCore asset performance ecosystem, aligning with Enerflex’s commercial capabilities to support the full-cycle requirements of behind-the-meter power generation development.
