September 11, 2024

Digihost and Nautilus Partner on Community Solar Initiative

Digihost Technology Inc., a U.S.-based leader in blockchain technology and computer infrastructure, is thrilled to announce its role as the anchor commercial subscriber for Nautilus Solar Energy’s newly launched 5.5 MW community solar project in Grand Island, New York.

New Solar Project to Provide Clean Energy for 850+ Residents and Businesses

This innovative initiative is designed to provide clean, affordable renewable energy to more than 850 local residents and businesses. Located less than 15 miles from Digihost’s New York facilities, the Grand Island community solar project is projected to produce 8.35 million kWh of clean energy annually. This output is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 6,000 metric tons—the equivalent of taking 1,400 cars off the road each year—and supports New York State’s target of sourcing 70% of its electricity from renewable resources by 2030.

“As a company deeply committed to reducing our carbon footprint while advancing cutting-edge technologies, we are thrilled to be the anchor subscriber for this community solar project. This partnership and long-term commitment reinforce our mission to integrate sustainable energy solutions into our operations, benefiting not only our company but also the local community and the planet. We are proud to play a role in advancing New York’s ambitious climate goals while contributing to a cleaner, greener future.” said Luke Marchiori, Chief Renewable Energy Officer of Digihost Technology Inc. 

Digihost to Stabilize Solar Project via EnergyMark

By subscribing to the project through EnergyMark, which manages anchor subscribers, Digihost will help stabilize the project by providing a steady base for solar credit offtake. This crucial support ensures the project can operate effectively and produce renewable energy for the community.

The subscription also provides long-term cost savings and aligns with Digihost’s DigiGreen Initiative, which aims to achieve net-zero emissions from its BTC mining operations by 2030. In addition to using nearly emission-free electricity at its East Delavan facility, Digihost participates in several Demand Response programs that enhance grid reliability during peak times and further reduce carbon emissions.

Digihost Runs at 90 MW Capacity, Plans Data Center by 2025

Digihost is a growth-driven technology company specializing in the blockchain industry. Operating across three U.S. locations, the company manages its own activities while also offering hosting services at its facilities.

Digihost’s combined operating capacity across its three sites is currently about 90 MW, with a mining hash rate of 2.75 EH/s. The company is also exploring the development of its first Tier 3 data center, with a target completion by the end of 2025.

Disclaimer: The information published here is aggregated from publicly available sources. PVknowhow.com does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the content. If you identify any incorrect or misleading information, please contact us so we can review and, if necessary, correct it.

Latest PV news

USA Solar News

California clean energy: Remarkable 100% Grid Goal by 2025

California clean energy: Remarkable 100% Grid Goal by 2025

USA Solar News

California clean energy: Stunning 2024 Growth Fuels Record

California clean energy: Stunning 2024 Growth Fuels Record

USA Solar News

Texas solar policy: Critical 2025 Threat to Projects

Texas solar policy: Critical 2025 Threat to Projects


You may also like

EL Testing: Ensuring Reliable Solar Panels

EL Testing: Ensuring Reliable Solar Panels
{"email":"Email address invalid","url":"Website address invalid","required":"Required field missing"}
>