CleanSpark, Inc. began operations in 1987, initially focusing on advanced energy technologies. In 2020, the company shifted its focus to Bitcoin mining, using its expertise in energy efficiency to build a sustainable cryptocurrency mining infrastructure.
The company owns and operates data centers in various US states, including Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Wyoming, with a total contracted capacity of approximately 853 megawatts. CleanSpark actively uses low-carbon energy sources such as wind, solar, nuclear, and hydroelectric power, aiming to minimize the carbon footprint of its operations.
As of April 2025, the company has achieved a hash rate of 42.4 EH/s and holds 12,101 bitcoins. CleanSpark is also actively investing in expanding its operations, including the recent acquisition of two mining sites in Wyoming with a combined 75 megawatts of power, which will add 4 EH/s to the company’s total computing power.
The company places a high value on transparency and engagement with the communities in which it operates. For example, at its new 20 megawatt mining facility in Norcross, Georgia, CleanSpark gave a tour to the press, showcasing its environmentally friendly and energy-efficient practices.
CleanSpark continues to evolve as a leader in sustainable Bitcoin mining, combining technological innovation with environmental responsibility and financial sustainability.