Sangha Renewables Launches 19.9MW Bitcoin Mining in West Texas
Sangha Renewables, previously known as Sangha Systems, has initiated a significant shift with the groundbreaking of a 19.9-megawatt bitcoin mining facility in West Texas. This project, set to commence operations in Q3 2025, is Sangha's proof-of-concept and a strategic pivot towards renewable energy infrastructure.
The facility, a joint venture with an independent power producer (IPP), is strategically located on an established solar energy site. This site, currently facing grid congestion and negative energy pricing, presents an ideal opportunity for Sangha's load-balancing model. The project aims to transform underutilized renewable assets into high-yield bitcoin-generating operations, offering one of the lowest power costs in North America.
Sangha Renewables has raised $14 million towards its $17 million target for this project. The company is committed to sustainable, scalable, and investor-aligned bitcoin infrastructure, with a model underpinned by smart site selection, transparent capital structures, and regulatory acumen. Sangha will purchase 19.9 MW of power directly from the IPP under an offtake agreement.
The 19.9-megawatt bitcoin mining facility in West Texas marks Sangha Renewables' entry into the renewable energy sector. With its innovative approach to utilizing underutilized renewable assets and strategic partnerships, the company is poised to make a significant impact on the bitcoin mining landscape while promoting sustainable energy practices.
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