Bitcoin Miner Stronghold Acquires Second Power Plant, Could Double Capacity

Bitcoin Miner Stronghold Acquires Second Power Plant, Could Double Capacity

Stronghold Digital Mining, a bitcoin miner powered by coal waste, has acquired a second coal refuse site in Pennsylvania with an 80 MW capacity.Bitcoin mining company Stronghold Digital Mining has reportedly acquired a second coal refuse site in Pennsylvania. The firm also said it was "currently in negotiations" to obtain a third facility in the state.The new power plant, Panther Creek, could generate a maximum of 80 megawatts (MW). If the company succeeds in actualizing that potential, the new facility could more than double Stronghold's total power capacity to 165 MW. The plant is....


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