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Keel Infrastructure (formerly Bitfarms)

Keel Infrastructure is a New York-based company that develops and owns data centers and the power infrastructure behind them for AI computing, and it says it has a 2.2 gigawatt development pipeline in Pennsylvania, Washington State and Québec. It was the Bitcoin miner Bitfarms until April 1, 2026, when Bitfarms moved its legal home from Canada to Delaware and took the Keel name. In Pennsylvania it's converting its former Bitcoin mine on Clark Street in Sharon, Mercer County, where Mawson Infrastructure once planned a Bitcoin mine, into a 110 megawatt AI data center, and it's planning a data center campus beside its Panther Creek waste coal plant in Nesquehoning, Carbon County, while it studies a larger one at its Scrubgrass plant in Venango County. The Energy Mag reported in October 2026 that Keel is the intended operator of Quantm Group's planned data center at 2401 W. Emaus Ave. in Allentown.

Outside Pennsylvania, Keel says it's building a data center campus at Moses Lake, Washington, and in Québec it has an agreement with Hydro-Sherbrooke for the conditional transfer of 96 megawatts of existing power capacity for a Sherbrooke data center project.

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4

Pennsylvania projects on our map

  • 1 approved or built
  • 3 proposed, under review or on appeal

Owner: 4 · Developer: 3

Scrubgrass Data Center Campus (Keel Infrastructure, formerly Stronghold/Bitfarms)Panther Creek Data Center Campus (Carbon Node East, Keel Infrastructure, Nesquehoning)Keel Infrastructure Sharon Data Center (formerly Bitfarms)Mawson Sharon Bitcoin Mine
Approved or built1
In process3
Stopped0
Megawatts named580 MWpublished for 3 of 4
Building area named618,921 sq ftpublished for 1 of 4
Land involved1,003 acrespublished for 3 of 4
Investment announced$5.0 billionpublished for 1 of 4
Permanent jobs claimed484claimed for 2 of 4
Water, maximum0.001 million gal/daypublished for 1 of 4
Counties3Carbon, Mercer, Venango
Earliest project2022first public announcement
Local groups opposing3across its projects
Legal filings8appeals, challenges and suits on file
Community impacts11documented on its projects
News stories37in our coverage log

Projects

ProjectStatusRoleSize named
Keel Infrastructure Sharon Data Center (formerly Bitfarms)City of Sharon, Mercer CountySuggest a correction Approved Developer, Owner 110 MW
Mawson Sharon Bitcoin MineCity of Sharon, Mercer CountySuggest a correction Restructured Owner 120 MW
Panther Creek Data Center Campus (Carbon Node East, Keel Infrastructure, Nesquehoning)Nesquehoning Borough, Carbon CountySuggest a correction Under Review Developer, Owner 350 MW
618,921 sq ft
Scrubgrass Data Center Campus (Keel Infrastructure, formerly Stronghold/Bitfarms)Scrubgrass Township, Venango CountySuggest a correction Proposed Developer, Owner ·

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