Bitcoin mining · Energy infrastructure

Power in one end.
Bitcoin out the other.
Your machines or ours.

Proton Mining builds and operates bitcoin mining sites, and hosts third-party fleets at every one of them. We are best known for running on power nobody else wants — landfill gas, flared gas, curtailed grid.

Two ways to work with us: put your machines on our power, or let us put our machines on yours.

[XX] MW
Energized capacity under management
[X.X] EH/s
Hashrate operated across all sites
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Operating sites in [REGIONS]
[XX.X]%
Fleet uptime, trailing 12 months
Inside our mine

What we actually build.

Gas that would otherwise be flared, engines to burn it, a transformer, and containers of machines. Cut the wall away and this is the whole of it.

Gas conditioning Scrubbing and knockout before the engines
Generation Engines burning gas that would otherwise be flared
Transformer Stepped down and distributed to the container
Cooling Filtered intake one end, hot aisle exhausting the other
Retrofitted container A 40 ft shell rebuilt for power, cooling and racking
ASIC array Racked miners, monitored per unit
Power distribution Breakers and metering, per rack
Uplink Redundant network; curtailment signals land here

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  1. Gas conditioningScrubbing and knockout before the engines
  2. GenerationEngines burning gas that would otherwise be flared
  3. TransformerStepped down and distributed to the container
  4. CoolingFiltered intake one end, hot aisle exhausting the other
  5. Retrofitted containerA 40 ft shell rebuilt for power, cooling and racking
  6. ASIC arrayRacked miners, monitored per unit
  7. Power distributionBreakers and metering, per rack
  8. UplinkRedundant network; curtailment signals land here
The model

Stranded energy on one side.
Hashrate on the other.

Every day, energy gets thrown away because there is no economic way to move it to a buyer. Gas gets flared at the wellhead. Landfill methane gets vented. Wind and solar get curtailed when the grid cannot take them. That energy has no price because it has no customer.

Bitcoin mining is the one industrial load that can show up wherever the energy already is, buy every kilowatt-hour at a price that works, and switch off the moment somebody needs it more.

Energy with no buyer

Flare gas, landfill gas, curtailed renewables, and behind-the-meter surplus. Real energy, priced at or below zero because nothing is there to consume it.

A buyer that travels

We bring generation, containers, and machines to the energy, instead of waiting years for transmission to bring the energy to a market.

A load that can leave

Mining is fully interruptible. We curtail in seconds when the grid calls, when prices spike, or when a host needs the power back — no process to restart, nothing spoiled.

Work with us

Two doors into the same operation.

We run the sites either way. What changes is which side of the meter you are standing on.

How we operate

Source, prove, energize, run.

The same four steps every time, whether the site is ours or yours.

Source

We screen candidate sites against our own database of flare volumes, landfill gas capture, industrial facilities, and environmental permit records before anyone drives out to look at one. Power availability, gas duration, land control, interconnect distance, and jurisdiction all get scored up front — so the sites that reach diligence are the ones that can actually be built.

Prove

Metered gas composition and volume over time, or a real load study behind the meter. We model each site across a full range of hashprice and energy-cost scenarios, not a single optimistic case. If a site only works at one bitcoin price, we do not build it.

Energize

Generation, switchgear, transformers, containers, and network go in as one package. Pads, permits, and interconnection are handled before hardware ships. Machines are racked, mapped, and pointed at your pool before a site is called live.

Run

Monitored around the clock from our own operations software — per-machine hashrate, temperature, power draw, and payouts, reconciled daily. Curtailment is automated against price and grid signals. You get the same numbers we do, every month, in a statement you can audit.

Why Proton

Built by operators,
not brokers.

We are not a middleman placing your machines in somebody else’s facility, and we are not a developer who flips a permitted site and walks away. We source the energy, build the site, and run the fleet — same team, the whole way down.

  • Energy-first site sourcing. We built our own screening stack over flare, landfill, facility, and permit data. Site selection is a data problem before it is a real-estate problem.
  • One counterparty, whole stack. Power procurement, construction, machine deployment, and daily operations sit with one team. Nobody gets handed off when something breaks.
  • Reporting you can check. Per-machine telemetry, pool payouts, and energy invoices reconciled monthly. If our statement and your pool dashboard disagree, we go find out why.
  • Curtailment is a feature. Our load is designed to disappear on command — which is exactly what makes us a welcome neighbour on a constrained grid or an active wellsite.
  • Methane, handled. Combusting flare and landfill gas in an engine destroys far more methane than a flare that lights intermittently — and it pays for itself instead of costing you.

Tell us what you have.

A container of machines looking for power, or a wellhead burning gas with nowhere to send it. Either one starts the same way.