Bunker (Sherbrooke)

Energized

48 MW

Nameplate

48 MW

Stage

operating

Power source

hydro

Ownership

leased

Grid operator

Hydro-Quebec, Hydro-Magog, Hydro-Sherbrooke or the City of Baie-Comeau (10-Q: power sourced from these)

Announced

Oct 27, 2021source dated Oct 27, 2021

Energized

Mar 17, 2022source dated Mar 28, 2022

Place named in the filing

Sherbrooke, QClocated at a filed address

The point is the geocoded street address, not the building. Address 835-839, rue Joseph-Louis-Mathieu, Sherbrooke, Québec geocoded by OpenStreetMap Nominatim (matched 835, Rue Joseph-Louis-Mathieu, Parc industriel régional de Sherbrooke, Saint-Élie-D'Orford, Jacques-Cartier, Brompton–Rock Forest–Saint-Élie–Deauville, Sherbrooke, Estrie, Québec, J1R 0X3, Canada). The City of Sherbrooke's own council file for this building says the tenant is Bitfarms, which will run its operations in the building, and the sound study in the same file is named for a 48 MW project. Bitfarms Ltd., the company now named Keel Infrastructure Corp., says in its own quarterly report that it leased two new Sherbrooke facilities, Leger and The Bunker, and that The Bunker has 48 MW of capacity. Site match: the 48 MW site in the City file is The Bunker; the other new site, Leger at 290 rue Leger (30 MW), is a separate row. The filed address is a range of civic numbers for one building. Document that names the place; (c) OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

Source: Keel (Bitfarms) 10-K FY2025, filed Mar 31, 2026, Item 2 Properties table as of Mar 27, 2026; read Sep 6, 2026.

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