TerraHash Energy

The archived expansion plan describes a 150 MW industrial mining site near Rockdale, Texas, connected to the ERCOT electricity market. Its demand-response design allows computing loads to shut down rapidly during periods of grid stress.

A second site in Massena, New York was described as a 50 MW facility drawing on hydropower from the St. Lawrence River region, supporting a lower-carbon computing portfolio.

The archive describes infrastructure and hosting cooperation with Riot Blockchain and participation in North American green-computing discussions with Marathon Digital.

It also describes supply agreements for Bitmain Antminer S19j Pro and S19 XP systems, intended to improve fleet performance and manage hardware shortages.

TerraHash's archived strategy kept Hong Kong as its global financial and operational coordination hub. The project describes launching a HK$500 million green-computing ESG investment fund in Central.

In Hong Kong, the roadmap also references expansion of monitoring gateways for more than 300 village-house rooftop solar installations, alongside accounting for the renewable-energy attributes of overseas computing operations.

The archived year-end milestone reports that new facilities in Texas and New York, combined with an updated ASIC fleet, lifted global managed computing power beyond 1.5 EH/s (1,500 PH/s) in the fourth quarter.

The company presented regulated site operations, institutional partnerships and ESG financing as pillars for more scalable and lower-carbon digital infrastructure.