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Soluna has energized the final 14 megawatts at Project Kati 1 in Texas, completing its 83 MW Bitcoin-hosting site.
According to BlockchainReporter, Soluna Holdings announced on September 8 that it energized the final 14 megawatts at Project Kati 1 in Texas, completing the 83 MW Bitcoin-hosting site. This milestone increases the company’s total operating capacity to approximately 206 MW and concludes the first phase of a planned 166 MW computing campus. Every phase of Kati 1 was delivered on schedule and on budget, with energization starting in February following ERCOT approval. The 48 MW Kati 1A section was completed on April 1 and filled by Galaxy Digital, while the remaining 35 MW came online in stages over the summer. Kati 1 is powered by the Las Majadas wind project in Willacy County, and a co-mining agreement with Bitdeer is currently being implemented. Additionally, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas conditionally classified the entire Kati campus as Base Load in its Batch Zero interconnection process, a status that is not yet final. Meanwhile, the planned 83 MW Kati 2 phase targets artificial intelligence and high-performance computing, built behind the meter to colocating demand with wind generation.
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