TeraWulf Muskie Data Campus
Proposed data center campus · Boyd County, KY
Status Expanded electric-service agreement pending PSC approval VERIFIED · MODERATE Stage: Permitting / approvals
Last checked against its sources Oct 28, 2026
The atlas adds the map, nearby response resources, infrastructure dependencies, hazards, and illustrative planning scenarios for this site.
Profile
TeraWulf is developing Muskie at EastPark in eastern Kentucky. Its amended Kentucky Power agreement would increase contracted demand from 500 MW to 1 GW, with phases planned for 2028 and 2029, subject to PSC approval and utility construction. The Boyd County marker is regional context near the Greenup border; it is not a campus boundary. VERIFIED · MODERATE
Key facts
- Amended utility power plan
- 1 GW, subject to regulatory approval
- VERIFIED · MODERATE
- Planned power ramp
- First 500 MW in 2028; second 500 MW in 2029
- VERIFIED · MODERATE
- Named utility in pending agreement
- Kentucky Power (AEP)
- VERIFIED · MODERATE
- Secured facility electrical draw capacity
- UNKNOWN
- UNKNOWN · UNKNOWN
VERIFIED values are stated by a cited source; DERIVED values are calculated from them; ESTIMATED values are approximations; UNKNOWN means no reliable public information, not absence. The map point is approximate and is not a parcel boundary.
Open questions
- UNKNOWN Surveyed campus boundary and parcel-level location
- UNKNOWN Confirmed electric service, measured load and completed phases
- UNKNOWN Backup generation, actual water use and primary fire jurisdiction
Changes (1)
- 2026-10-28 Added to the atlas TeraWulf Muskie Data Campus: Added to the atlas from a reviewed public project record. Public submission.
Sources (5)
- Kentucky Power, TeraWulf Finalize Expanded Agreement Providing for $100 Million in Customer Benefits
- TeraWulf Expands Contracted Power Capacity at its Muskie Data Campus to 1 GW
- State of Kentucky Counties - 2020 Census
- DCRA manual location approximation
- Officials’ plan for controversy-free KY data center falls short amid backlash