Overview
- CleanSpark entered a definitive agreement for up to 447 acres in Brazoria County plus a long-term transmission facilities extension enabling a 300 MW initial load, expandable to 600 MW.
- The company expects to close the Brazoria transaction in the first quarter of 2026, subject to utility and property-related approvals.
- This second Houston-area development, alongside the Austin County site, brings the ERCOT cluster to more than 890 MW of aggregate potential capacity.
- Shares of CleanSpark rose roughly 6% to $13.34 following the announcement, according to market reports.
- CleanSpark says the clustered sites are intended for multi-phase AI and high-performance computing campuses and it plans to engage prospective co-location and compute partners.