Sangha Renewables, a Texas-based renewables-for-bitcoin developer, has energized a 19.9 MW data center in West Texas. The facility is operating behind-the-meter on a 150 MW solar farm and has been designed to monetize on-site solar generation. The project has been developed with Links Genco, which provided energy-structuring and grid-compliance support throughout the process. Under the agreement, Sangha Renewables is owning and operating the center, deploying high-efficiency mining hardware and advanced load-management systems. TotalEnergies is supplying retail power solutions, including balancing services, supplemental grid power during non-solar hours and structured power products. Operating behind-the-meter is intended to keep flexible load close to generation and to alleviate local transmission congestion. The inauguration of the facility was announced at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on December 12, 2025, followed by a tour.​
Sangha Renewables energizes 19.9 MW data center in West Texas
Sangha Renewables has inaugurated its 19.9 MW data center in West Texas, leveraging TotalEnergies' power solutions to operate behind-the-meter on a 150 MW solar farm.
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