A transparent prototype and data standard for facility-level accountability: who owns a project, what it consumes, what it commits to and what actually gets delivered. The interface is built to make evidence, missing information and verification status legible instead of hiding them behind confident-looking totals.
Fictional demonstration data
FICTIONAL DEMONSTRATION DATA: NOT A REAL, PROPOSED, APPROVED, OR OPERATING FACILITY. Records whose identifiers begin with DEMO are labelled fixtures that exist only to exercise the schema. They describe no real facility and never mix into the public-source count.
Public-source records, staged for review
PUBLIC-SOURCE RECORDS, STAGED FOR REVIEW: every value traces to a cited public source and nothing here is a determination about any project, person, Nation or authority. Sources were retrieved on . These records render on the staged, noindex registry route only. Removing noindex requires the fairness contact step, the privacy and security review of the projection surfaces, and a named steward.
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total records in the explorer
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public-source records, staged and not indexed
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normalized tables and described fields
Test whether the schema can carry what is known, promised, operating, changed and undisclosed across real British Columbia projects. The pilot is not a ranking and not a survey. The pilot deliberately publishes a small number of records that could be sourced to the standard rather than a longer list padded with inference. Where a candidate could not be sourced, it was dropped and the reason recorded.
Before any of these records is indexed, the subject gets a factual correction opportunity. Each identified subject gets a factual correction opportunity before any record containing ownership, control or adverse material is indexed. A correction opportunity is a fairness step, not a veto over sourced public-interest reporting. Corrections go through the contact route.
Every displayed value carries a source reference, a value state, and effective or reporting context. Requested, allocated, contracted and connected MW stay separate fields. Unknown, not disclosed, disputed, superseded and not applicable never become zero.
Public, aggregated, protected and Nation-controlled information are classified field by field. The public projection strips protected and Nation-controlled material on the server before anything renders or downloads. The registry does not identify or determine rights holders, consultation or accommodation duties, consent, engineering feasibility, security posture, or legal compliance.
Material changes append history instead of overwriting it; the demonstration records include a worked supersession example. The public correction workflow and versioning governance are being defined in issue #1998. Until then, challenge a source or flag an error through the contact route.
The machine-readable download uses the same public-safe projection as this page and carries its schema version and fictional-data warning. The versioned 18-sheet prototype workbook and field guide are prepared and ship for public download with the branded artifact release in issue #1999.
Download the public projection (JSON)These terms are imported from the canonical terminology pack. A project is never just “50 MW”: the registry records which MW, under which instrument, for which period.
Every value in the registry carries one of these states, drawn from the canonical schema. The state is part of the data, not a styling detail.
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| Record | Record type | Lifecycle status | Municipality or region | Owner and operator | Current source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DEMO: Cedar Sandbox Compute Campus (fictional) DEMO-FAC-001 | Fictional demonstration record | Feasibility | DEMO Regional District (fictional) | DEMO Cedar Sandbox Cooperative (fictional)ownerDEMO Compute Operations Ltd. (fictional)operator | PC-SRC-DEMO-002 |
| DEMO: Cedar Sandbox Phase Two (fictional) DEMO-FAC-002 | Fictional demonstration record | Inquiry | Not in the public record | Not in the public record | PC-SRC-DEMO-001 |
| 111 East 5th Avenue rezoning site, Mount Pleasant, Vancouver PC-FAC-001 | Public-source record | Application | City of Vancouver | Westbank Corp.rezoning-applicantCity of Vancouverlocal-government-authority | PC-SRC-101 |
| 150 West Georgia Street data centre site, downtown Vancouver PC-FAC-002 | Public-source record | Approved | City of Vancouver | Westbank Corp.borrower-developerAllied Properties Real Estate Investment Trustsecured-lenderTELUS Communications Inc.announced-operator-not-confirmed | PC-SRC-104 |
| TELUS Kamloops data centre and Kamloops AI Factory PC-FAC-003 | Public-source record | Operating | City of Kamloops | TELUS Communications Inc.owner-operatorBritish Columbia Hydro and Power Authorityelectricity-supplier-stated-by-proponent | PC-SRC-102 |
| Fir at the Cedar Supercomputing Centre, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby PC-FAC-004 | Public-source record | Operating | City of Burnaby | Simon Fraser Universityhost-institutionDigital Research Alliance of Canadafunder-allocator | PC-SRC-107 |