Center Registry · Georgia

CleanSpark Sandersville

CleanSpark · Sandersville, Washington County, Georgia

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175 MW
Critical IT planned
100 MW
Energized today
2027-Q4
First power
SERC
Grid region · location approximate
In brief

What makes it notable.

  1. A bitcoin mine to data center conversion in Sandersville, Georgia, with 100 MW already energized and municipal power supplied through MEAG Power and the City of Sandersville.
  2. The plan is 175 MW critical, with first power for the data center build targeted for the fourth quarter of 2027. A full buildout date has not been disclosed.
Deal anatomy

Six layers, and who holds each.

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Power
MEAG Power / City of Sandersville
Site and build
CleanSpark
Compute
Not disclosed
Cloud operator
Not disclosed
Anchor tenant
Members
Capital
Members
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Timeline

From here to full build.

  1. Nov 2026Today
  2. 2027-Q4First power
  3. not disclosedFull buildout
The detail

Each party's role.

Power

MEAG Power / City of Sandersville. Municipal power to the campus reported

Site and build

CleanSpark. Bitcoin-mine to data center conversion reported

Compute

Not disclosed. Tenant-supplied compute inferred

Cloud operator

Not disclosed. Tenant-operated inferred

Related sites

Nearby in the buildout.

Sources

The record behind this page.

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Who keeps this record.

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