Moses Lake Facility

Key facts

Location

Moses Lake, WA · Grant County

Capacity

18 MW

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Announced

2021-11-11

Last updated

2026-08-02

Siting context

Nearest named waterway

≈ 0.2 mi — Moses Lake

Nearest high-voltage line

≈ 2.9 mi — 230 kV line

Baseline water stress

Extremely High(>80%)

Groundwater decline

Low - Medium(0-2 cm/y)

Principal aquifer

Columbia Plateau Basin-fill Aquifers(Unconsolidated sand and gravel)

Straight-line distances. Nearest named waterway via the USGS National Hydrography Dataset; nearest transmission line via HIFLD. Baseline water stress and groundwater trend describe the surrounding hydrological basin (WRI Aqueduct 4.0, CC BY 4.0) — not this facility’s measured water use. Principal-aquifer system underlying the location (USGS, mapped at 1:2,500,000 — regional context, not site hydrogeology).

Status history

1. Operational2021-11-11

   Bitfarms acquires a 24 MW hydro-powered Bitcoin mining facility in Moses Lake, Grant County, WA, for $26M total ($23M cash + $3M in common shares).

   Bitfarms Acquires 24 Megawatts of Hydro Power in the U.S. (6-K Exhibit 99.1, Nov 11, 2021)
2. Operational2025-11-13

   Bitfarms announces a binding, fully-funded turnkey agreement (~$128-129M, figure dual-sourced across filings) with Vertiv Group to convert the site to HPC/AI workloads (NVIDIA GB300 reference architecture, liquid cooling, target PUE 1.2-1.3), targeting completion December 2026. As of the FY2025 10-K, the site remains an active Bitcoin-mining operation -- conversion not yet complete.

   Bitfarms Announces Plans for Conversion of Washington Site to HPC/AI Workloads (6-K Exhibit 99.2, Nov 13, 2025)