Low-cost energy focus
Target sites where underutilised natural gas can support reliable power generation for Bitcoin mining operations.
AQSE: ASIC
Sterling Digital plc is developing low-energy-cost Bitcoin mining operations in the United States, using modular infrastructure and gas-to-energy generation to convert underutilised energy into productive compute.
Sterling’s strategy is to locate operations at low-cost stranded gas sites in the United States and use gas-powered generation to support efficient Bitcoin mining.
Bitcoin Mining
Modular infrastructure can be deployed close to energy sources, reducing reliance on grid power and supporting a phased infrastructure build-out.
Target sites where underutilised natural gas can support reliable power generation for Bitcoin mining operations.
Develop infrastructure in an established US energy region with industrial services, specialist contractors, and modular site potential.
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Modular infrastructure
Each self-contained unit houses over 200 servers with integrated high-performance cooling, delivering scalable compute wherever power is available. Designed for rapid deployment, the modular system combines power distribution, networking and real-time monitoring in a compact, efficient footprint.
Sterling’s Texas strategy is focused on using abundant, low-cost natural gas to power Bitcoin mining operations directly at the source. West Texas benefits from significant energy resources, established infrastructure, and constrained gas markets, creating an opportunity to convert underutilised gas into productive computing power.
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Sterling has commenced on-site electricity generation at its West Texas site, with both 2 MW Caterpillar natural gas generators now running through the commissioning programme. Once commissioning is complete, each generator is expected to deliver approximately 1.6 MW net power, together powering 420 ASIC mining servers representing approximately 193,500 TH/s of computing capacity. The Company has also issued 501,000 warrants at an exercise price of 6 pence per ordinary share.
Sterling has entered into a contract with Terra Solis Mining LLC to support commissioning and installation of its first gas-to-energy mining site. The Company has also opened a Bitcoin custodian account with Coinbase to provide institutional-grade custody for mined Bitcoin once operations commence.
Sterling Digital has entered into a five-year gas purchase agreement for the supply of natural gas to power its Bitcoin mining operations in West Texas. The agreement is expected to become effective once the supplier is ready, with Sterling due to receive gas within 90 days. Pricing will be based on the WAHA gas price.