Colocation power expansion pipeline
Company: Core Scientific
The claim, verbatim
The power expansion pipeline includes approximately 2.3 GW of existing and future gross power allocations (~1.5 GW billable), plus ~1 GW of incremental capacity under paid load studies, for total potential of ~3.3 GW gross / ~2.2 GW billable.
Source (primary)
Investor Conference Call Presentation (IR page (investors.corescientific.com), ir_presentation)
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Quote: “~2.3 GW in existing and future gross power allocations from utility partners = ~1.5 GW in existing and future billable power available for colocation contracts ... representing total potential expansion opportunities in aggregate of ~3.3 GW of gross power; ~2.2 GW of billable power”
How we checked this
Checked on October 17, 2026. The cited source supports every part of this claim.
The pipeline slide gives each of these figures, including the 1 GW pursued through paid load studies.
Confirmed in the source:
- The power expansion pipeline includes about 2.3 GW of existing and future gross power allocations from utility partners
- Those allocations correspond to about 1.5 GW of billable power available for colocation
- About 1 GW of additional incremental capacity is being pursued through targeted paid load studies
- Total potential expansion is about 3.3 GW of gross power, or about 2.2 GW of billable power
What we did: Read our cached copy of IR page (investors.corescientific.com) (https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_b76ddaa46c59e7a64138659274ff5f32/corescientific/db/1066/11263/pdf/Core+Scientific+Investor+Update+Presentation+FINAL.pdf) in full (11,378 characters, retrieved October 16, 2026) and checked each assertion in the claim against it.
Additional evidence
confirms Investor Conference Call Presentation
Quote: “~2.3 GW in existing and future gross power allocations from utility partners = ~1.5 GW in existing and future billable power available for colocation contracts ... representing total potential expansion opportunities in aggregate of ~3.3 GW of gross power; ~2.2 GW of billable power”