Bitdeer has scaled its operations by buying a 19-acre site near Fox Creek in Alberta, Canada, for $21.7 million. The acquisition includes the rights to build a natural gas-powered plant and a Bitcoin mining data center, making it a big move for the Nasdaq-listed firm as it works to strengthen its energy control and operational capacity.
Jihan Wu's Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer has purchased 19 acres of land near Fox Creek in Alberta, Canada for $21.7 million and obtained a 101 megawatt (MW) site permit, planning to build a natural gas power plant and a 99 MW Bitcoin mining data center. The power plant…
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The newly acquired land will house a 101-megawatt power project, with construction set to begin in Q2 2025. Bitdeer has already obtained the necessary permits and licenses for the site, which has room for future growth. The company hints at the possibility of expanding up to 1 gigawatt (GW) of power.
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