Data center power and land specifications
Company: CleanSpark
The claim, verbatim
CleanSpark is proposing a 285-megawatt data center on approximately 270 acres of land, with approximately 10 acres to be used for the actual facility
Source (primary)
Austin County residents protest CleanSpark data center in Sealy - Click2Houston (-, news_article)
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Quote: “CleanSpark says it is proposing a 285-megawatt data center on a roughly 270-acre property, but only about 10 acres would be used for the actual facility.”
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confirms Austin County residents protest CleanSpark data center in Sealy - Click2Houston
Quote: “CleanSpark says it is proposing a 285-megawatt data center on a roughly 270-acre property, but only about 10 acres would be used for the actual facility.”