Keel Infrastructure (ex-Bitfarms) Moses Lake AI conversion
Moses Lake, Grant County, WA
Keel Infrastructure (formerly Bitfarms), a private operator, is building Keel Infrastructure (ex-Bitfarms) Moses Lake AI conversion in Moses Lake, WA. Reported capacity is 18 MW with an estimated investment of $128 million. 18MW former Bitcoin mine being converted to liquid-cooled Tier III HPC/AI facility (~100,000 sq ft); $128M fully funded; completion targeted Dec 2026, service H1 2027.
- 18 MWPlanned capacity
Project status
- Announced Nov 13, 2025
- Permitting
- Under construction
- Operational
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Washington state legislation
- WUTC Docket UE-161123 - Puget Sound Energy Special Contract with Microsoft (Redmond)Special contract (effective 2017, still active with ongoing compliance filings) letting Microsoft buy renewable/carbon-free energy directly from wholesale markets for its Redmond corporate campus while using PSE only for grid delivery -- Microsoft remains PSE's only electric special-contract customer.Download
- HB824 - Data center energy generation/storage reportingRequires reporting on data center energy generation and storage.Download
- HB2515 - Emerging large energy use facilitiesRegulates emerging large energy-use facilities such as data centers.Download
- Resolution 32204Companion Seattle City Council resolution on data center policy, adopted June 9, 2026.Download
- HB2992 - Data Center Customer Protection Act of 2026Establishes customer protections related to data center utility costs.Download
- HB2655 - Sales/use tax exemption for eastern Washington data centersProvides retail sales and use tax exemption for construction and equipping of new data centers in eastern Washington counties.Download
- HB1012 - Local permit freeze on new data center constructionProhibits local governments from issuing permits, licenses, or certificates for new data center construction until March 1, 2027.Download
- Ordinance 127447Seattle ordinance and moratorium on data center permitting, passed June 9, 2026, effective through June 2027.Download
- WUTC Docket UE-260162 - Large Load Interconnections for Regulated Electric UtilitiesCommission-led policy docket opened 2026 addressing data-center/large-load interconnection and tariff policy for PSE and Avista; draft policy statement expected fall 2026. Most WA data-center load (Quincy/Wenatchee area) sits with consumer-owned PUDs outside WUTC jurisdiction, which this docket does not reach.Download
Site details
- County
- Grant County, WA
- Capacity
- 18 MW
- Address
- Moses Lake, WA
- Stage
- Under construction
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