CleanSpark produced 593 BTC in August while maintaining 50 EH/s of operational Bitcoin mining hashrate and advancing large-scale power projects in Texas and Georgia.

The company’s Sept. 8 operational update shows how its mining fleet and expanding data-center portfolio are increasingly sharing the same power and infrastructure strategy.

593 BTC from more than 201,000 deployed miners

CleanSpark reported 593 BTC produced during August, with peak single-day production of 20.40 BTC and average daily production of 19.12 BTC. Its deployed fleet totaled 201,269 miners at month-end.

Operational hashrate remained 50 EH/s, while average operating hashrate was 38.3 EH/s. The company reported peak deployed-fleet efficiency of 16.07 J/TH.

The embedded English-language video comes directly from CleanSpark’s YouTube channel and shows the company’s monthly Bitcoin-mining reporting format, including hashrate, fleet efficiency, production and power-capacity metrics.

808 MW utilized and 1.8 GW under contract

CleanSpark reported 808 MW of utilized power and 1.8 GW under contract. The company defines utilized MW as the maximum megawatts used concurrently to support its operational mining fleet.

In Texas, CleanSpark said ERCOT conditionally classified 585 MW of contracted capacity for Batch Zero baseload designation and another 300 MW for Batch Zero studied-load designation. Those classifications relate to the company’s expanding data-center portfolio and remain part of a broader regulatory and grid-interconnection process.

Sandersville construction continues

CleanSpark also said construction is progressing at its Sandersville, Georgia campus. The site is tied to a 20-year infrastructure lease representing $6.6 billion of contracted revenue and 175 MW of critical IT load, with initial deliveries expected in the fourth quarter of 2027.

The company has been transitioning from a pure-play miner toward a broader compute-infrastructure model while continuing to operate one of the industry’s largest mining fleets.

At the end of August, CleanSpark held 13,703 BTC. Of that amount, 3,951 BTC was posted as collateral or recorded as receivable in connection with derivative transactions. During the month it sold 77 BTC at spot, 500 BTC through call exercises and 244 BTC related to a delta-neutral basis trade.

The update complements BitcoinVersus.tech coverage of CleanSpark’s $2.276 billion financing for its 175 MW AI campus and our continuing coverage of industrial Bitcoin-mining infrastructure.

Sources: CleanSpark and PR Newswire.

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