Find energy for your mining operation. We research sites around your power needs and budget, with the infrastructure, capital gaps and contacts to plan your next move.
Proton Mining is a bitcoin mining company that sources energy and hardware for miners who own their machines; we do not sell cloud-mining contracts.
From landfill gas to hydro, wind and already-powered sites. Explore the energy, what is built and what you still need.
Explore an energy source.
Illustrative energy regions, not available site listings. Map data: Natural Earth. Terrain: Solar System Scope (CC BY 4.0).
An illustrative gas-to-mining layout: treatment, generation, electrical equipment and containers of machines. A real project needs site-specific design, approvals and a funded build scope.
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Some gas and power sites have limited routes to market. A local mining load may be worth investigating, but the delivered cost, operating hours, permits and existing energy commitments determine whether a project can work.
Our starting point is a researched shortlist: the energy source, evidence of usable infrastructure, remaining work and people who can confirm access.
Fuel price is only one input. Delivery, generation, maintenance and the hours you can actually operate change what a kilowatt-hour costs.
Collection systems, engines and electrical equipment can reduce a build scope only when their condition, capacity and right to use are confirmed.
A flexible operating schedule may help a project fit the site. Curtailment limits, restart procedures and lost production need to be included in the plan.
Ask us to research a potential site for your operation, discuss your hosting requirements, or explore a partnership around your energy.
Explore the equipment and proposed hosting setup, then request current availability and a site-specific offer. A rendering or indicative estimate is not a capacity reservation.
Have gas or power that may suit a mining project? Share the resource, infrastructure and rights you control. You fund and own the build, and Proton pays per kWh for the power its placed miners use.
Site sourcing delivers research. Development and operating services require their own scope and agreement.
Screen public facility, energy and permit records against your brief. Record dated evidence, uncertainties and relevant contacts. A promising record identifies a question to investigate; it does not establish available power.
The owner or rights holder must confirm interest, net supply and existing commitments. Technical diligence then checks equipment condition, gas or electrical measurements, access and permitting requirements.
Separate reusable infrastructure from new work, and quoted costs from allowances or unknowns. Compare capital, delivered energy and operating costs across different production scenarios.
Before proceeding, put funding, construction responsibilities, supply terms, approvals and operating arrangements in writing. The research service does not reserve a site or guarantee that a mine can be built.
Fund and own the infrastructure while Proton coordinates development and manages customer hosting. Explore a phased plan built around your existing assets.
Our sourcing service brings the energy picture, documented infrastructure, remaining capital scope and the organizations and public contact routes to approach, in one research workspace. Use it to decide which conversations and diligence steps deserve your time.
Whether you need miners and hosting, a potential energy site for your own operation, or to explore selling surplus gas or power to a mining load, on terms set in writing, start with your requirements.