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PV8.ai

Cryptomining co-location

West Texas Mesa PV · TX, US · 60 MWp · COD 2019 · merchant (ERCOT)

DISPATCHABLE LOAD WORKS

A 15 MW containerised load monetises otherwise-curtailed energy; mine-vs-export dispatch adds an estimated $2.4M/yr at a $0.03/kWh floor.

15 MWFlexible load6 containers
28 GWh/yrCurtailment usedclipped + negative price
$2.4M/yrAdded marginmine-vs-export
$0.03/kWhDispatch floorexport beats mine above

Value of clipped / low-price energy

Exported (as-is)
Mine-vs-export dispatch

$ / year (indexed)

Evidenced

  • Clipped and negative-price hours from the price curve
  • Container footprint against the site layout
  • Hardware economics from the assumption registry

Still needed to advance

  • Current rig efficiency and hardware pricing
  • Behind-the-meter interconnection terms
  • Cooling and physical security for the containers

PV8 tests a flexible compute load against the energy you would otherwise sell, with mine-versus-export dispatch, hardware economics and the container footprint all sized.

What you get inside PV8

This sample shows the headline. In your workspace each route opens into interactive, evidenced deliverables:

Interactive site layout

Turbine T3moved · +2.1 GWh
Spacing5.2 D · OK
🔒 Drag turbines & panels — PV8 re-runs layout, spacing & output live

Cadastral & parcels

WTG-01parcel 1428/3
WTG-02parcel 1428/7
WTG-03parcel 1431/2
Cable route4 parcels
🔒 Every turbine & parcel matched to its cadastral number

Bankable financial model

1.38×min DSCR
68%gearing
14.2%equity IRR
DSCR sculptlender-ready
ExportExcel · shareable
🔒 Post-tax project finance — DSCR, gearing, equity IRR, export to Excel