Host Digital · Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma
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Public Service Company of Oklahoma (AEP). Serving regulated utility under two executed Electric Service Agreements, 20 MW (2023-07-25) and 25 MW (2024-06-26), now on year-to-year terms; power rights acquired via the ~$33.5M T-20 Mining purchase in Feb 2026
Southwest Power Pool (SPP). Regional grid for the site; tariff and capacity arrangements are under Oklahoma Corporation Commission oversight
Behind-the-meter generation (counterparty unnamed). Contemplated for potential future expansion only; no developer or supplier named reported
Host Digital Inc.. Brownfield conversion of an existing energized 80,000+ sq ft building (portions previously ran digital asset mining) to the tenant's specifications, mostly inside the existing structure, single phase. Buildout cost and contractor not yet disclosed.
Not disclosed. The tenant supplies and operates its own compute; no GPU vendor or density is disclosed inferred
Host Digital Inc.. Owns and operates the facility as landlord; site-level electrical and mechanical monitoring supported by an unnamed third-party operations partner
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