PROJECT TERMINAL Phased development

TeraWulf Justified Data

TeraWulf's phased campus has an Anthropic lease and an approved electric-service agreement. Initial delivery targets the second half of 2027, with full contracted delivery in early 2028. Lease revenue is not a construction budget.

Hawesville / Hancock County, Kentucky401 MW contracted critical IT load; up to 482 MW electric serviceTeraWulf
Updated Sep 21 · 1:22 PM UTC 19-day coverage window Coverage
StagePhased developmentCurrent project status
Linked job signals0Current nearby openings
Hiring companies0Within the linked market
Dominant role phaseBuilding baselineCurrent hiring mix
PROJECT PROFILE

Current project facts.

Developer / owner
TeraWulf
Industry
Data centers
Capacity marker
401 MW contracted critical IT load; up to 482 MW electric service
Capital marker
Record status
Verified Sep 7, 2026
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Project participants

Developer
TeraWulf · Source ↗
Customer
Anthropic · Source ↗

Customer under the announced campus lease.

PROJECT TIMELINE

Milestones and delivery targets.

July 6, 2026 · Reported
Campus lease announced · Source ↗
August 21, 2026 · Reported
Kentucky PSC electric-service agreement approval · Source ↗
H2 2027 · Target
Initial contracted delivery · Source ↗

Targets reflect published schedules and are not confirmed completions.

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Power Agreement

Kentucky PSC Approves 482 MW Power Agreement for TeraWulf’s Justified Data Campus

TeraWulf reports Kentucky approval of an electric-service agreement for its redevelopment of the former Hawesville aluminum site. The agreement assigns project-specific infrastructure and power-delivery costs to TeraWulf and authorizes Big Rivers and Kenergy to implement its terms. Approval does not establish that the campus is energized.

Power agreement approvedIndustrial-site reuseUtility infrastructure
Capacity
482 MW electricity supply

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