Keel Panther Creek Campus
Permitting · Keel Infrastructure · 4 Dennison Road, Nesquehoning, PA
Keel Panther Creek Campus is a 336-acre site at the Panther Creek waste coal-fired power plant, 4 Dennison Road, Nesquehoning, Carbon County, Pennsylvania. The plant hosted bitcoin mining until Keel, formerly Bitfarms, decommissioned all U.S. mining in 2026 to build an HPC and AI campus. Keel lists 350 MW of secured capacity. The Carbon Node East plan calls for four data center buildings totaling 618,921 square feet off Industrial Road. Zoning and conditional land development approvals are secured, and environmental permits are pending.
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Overview
- Campus power
- 350 MW
- Contracted Power · Reported
- Status
- Permitting
- Permitting campus
- Site
- 336 acres
- Campus
- Compute profile
- AI HPC · Crypto Mining
- AI · HPC
- Project scope
- Four data center buildings totaling 618,921 sq ft on a 103.95-acre property off Industrial Road; Carbon County Planning Commission recommended conditional plan rejection in April 2026.
Power and grid
| Capacity | Basis | Status | Scope | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 350 MW | Contracted Power | Reported | Campus | — |
| Keel lists 350 MW of secured capacity (capacity with executed utility agreements), with expansion to 510 MW. | ||||
- Onsite generation
- Panther Creek waste coal-fired power plant
Facility and development
- Site area (acres)
- 336
- Land transaction
- Bitfarms (now Keel) purchased the Panther Creek Cogeneration Plant; the data center buildings are planned on land owned by Kovatch Enterprises.
- Facility class
- AI HPC · Crypto Mining
- Workloads
- AI · HPC
- Operating context