Kentucky Power seeks approval for 760-MW gas plant to serve TeraWulf data campus
- Kentucky Power sought Kentucky regulatory approval for a 760-MW natural gas plant and transmission substation to serve TeraWulf’s Muskie Data Campus.
- The campus could reach 1 gigawatt of contracted demand in phases by 2029, subject to regulatory approval and construction schedules.
- Customers would receive over $500 million in fixed-cost rate offsets, with $100 million in residential winter bill credits over 10 years beginning 2029.
- TeraWulf would pay applicable service charges and estimated financing costs for construction of the proposed Big Sandy generation facility.
- Regulatory decisions on the proposed agreement and infrastructure could come as early as mid-2027.
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