Clutch Mining / Flexible compute infrastructure

Compute on stranded power.

If you own power that is curtailed, flared, isolated, or otherwise underused, Clutch can help find a productive use for it. We place flexible compute beside the source without drawing from essential power needs.

Tell us about your site Explore power sources

Elevated view of the fenced Utah solar site, with extensive solar panel rows to the right of a long access drive and a mining container beside the array — 01 / Delta, UtahSolar island grid

For energy asset owners

Start with the asset you already have.

Where is your power going unused?

Every source has different operating constraints. We start with the available energy, the site, and a workable path to compute revenue.

Oil & gas wells

Gas without a practical route to market.

Landfills

Collected, flared, or underused gas.

Hydropower

Surplus or isolated generation.

Solar

Curtailed or off-grid output.

Biodigesters

Biogas with limited local demand.

Test facilities

Power available during generator testing.

Another source? Contact Clutch about it.

The model

Power without a buyer.
Compute with a place to go.

We evaluate what your site can reliably produce, then shape the compute deployment around its real operating profile and commercial constraints.

Assess the asset

Understand output, availability, infrastructure, location, and what happens to the energy today.

Design the fit

Match modular compute and a commercial approach to the source, instead of forcing a standard load onto it.

Put it to work

Build a practical path toward operating revenue, then measure results at the site.

Built on 10 years of compute experience.

Have a site in mind? Contact Clutch

In the field

Two energy sources. One flexible approach.

Built where the power already is.

01 / Utah

Bitcoin mining with the sun up.

At an islanded solar site near Delta, compute runs beside the array. The mining container uses locally available generation in a place where conventional demand is difficult to serve.

Cooling intake side of the mining container, electrical equipment, solar panels, and Utah mountains — Container / intake and electrical infrastructure

Inside the long mining container, with the Clutch owner and rows of exhaust-side Bitcoin miner fans — Container / operating compute

Solar island gridModular miningUtah

02 / Humble, Texas

Useful compute from generator testing.

At a natural-gas generator test facility, Clutch puts otherwise unused test energy to work. Six linear generators supply one 1.2 MW liquid-cooled Bitcoin mining container.

Concept view of six linear generators, site electrical equipment, and one liquid-cooled mining container at Humble, Texas — Humble / generator test site

Rows of two-unit liquid-cooled Bitcoin miners with power and Ethernet cables connected at their fronts inside an industrial compute container — Humble / direct-liquid-cooled compute

Generator test energy6 linear generators1.2 MW hydro container

Own a site with a similar power challenge?

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What’s next / landfill gas

A commercial reason to put wasted gas to work.

We are developing landfill sites that can use gas now vented or flared to generate power for compute. The goal is revenue for landfill owners alongside measurable environmental improvement.

Each site must stand on its own economics and verified operating results.

In developmentDiscuss a landfill site

Landfill gasOn-site generationFlexible computeOwner revenue

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Tell us what your site could power.

Share a few basics. We’ll use them to start a focused conversation about technical fit and potential economics. Estimates are fine.

Power sourceLocationApproximate outputAvailability

Start with your asset

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