Drumheller
Project of Hut 8
Where it stands
Hut 8 closed its 42 MW Drumheller, Alberta mining site in March 2024 and kept the lease. The site was re-energized in March 2026 to host about 11,298 American Bitcoin miners, and the company says the full 42 MW was recommissioned into ASIC colocation. The Q2 2026 10-Q lists Drumheller as an operating ASIC Compute site and credits it with added Bitcoin production. The date is given only as March 2026, so the day shown is a placeholder.
42 MW in service
| Phase | MW | Status | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drumheller site (recommissioned) | 42 | operational | 2026-03-01 | Recommissioned the Drumheller facility, deploying 42 MW of previously non-operational capacity into ASIC Colocation capacity and expanding the Company's revenue-generating infrastructure footprint. 2026-05-05 View cached copy (2026-09-08)Live source ↗ |
Assessed October 18, 2026 from the newest filings, releases and reporting that name this project (newest relied on: August 3, 2026).
Capacity
What has actually been delivered, against what has been promised. Each figure links to the statement it came from.
| Stage | Capacity | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Energized power flowing today | 42 MW | 2026-05-05 | Drumheller facility capacity deployment |
| Contracted a customer is on the hook | -- | ||
| Under construction | -- | ||
| Permitted | -- | ||
| Interconnect approved utility has agreed to deliver | -- | ||
| Interconnect requested in a queue, nothing approved | -- | ||
| Announced a press-release figure | -- |
Claims about this project
Site intelligence
How we located this site
- Starting point (the project's stated locality) 2026-10-28
Drumheller → 51.46194, -112.71066 (locality) - No site-level evidence yet 2026-10-28
no address, road, landmark or coordinates tie this project to a specific parcel yet -- the town is shown, NOT the site - OpenStreetMap features nearby 2026-10-28
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