Data center project · Boyd County, Kentucky
Muskie Data Campus, EastPark
Proposed · TeraWulf's second Kentucky campus, on a former strip mine once planned for the Braidy aluminum mill, with a 1 GW Kentucky Power contract pending. Also known as: TeraWulf EastPark.
- Status
- Proposed · as of Oct. 1, 2026
- Location
- EastPark Industrial Park on the Boyd-Greenup line, near Ashland and Grayson · Boyd County
- Status note
- An amended Kentucky Power contract for 1,000 MW was signed Oct. 1 and needs PSC approval.
- Power
- 1,000 MW
Contracted load in the amended Kentucky Power agreement (100 MW from October 2028 to 1,000 MW by October 2029). TeraWulf has said the campus could reach 2 GW. - Land
- 285 acres
- Investment
- About $4 billion (Lexington Herald-Leader)
- Developer and team
- TeraWulf
- Utility
- Kentucky Power (AEP)
- Incentives
- Over the first 10 years, TeraWulf would pay for $100 million in winter credits on Kentucky Power residential bills, and it would post about $756 million in financial security (Kentucky Power).
- Evidence
- Primary public records
- Size class
- 50 MW or more (tracker scope)
Updates, newest first
- Oct. 1, 2026 An amended agreement added a second 500 MW phase, moved full service up to 2029, and committed TeraWulf to pay financing costs on the planned Big Sandy gas plant. (Kentucky Power, Oct. 2026; Kentucky Power (PR Newswire), Oct. 5, 2026)
- Aug. 11, 2026 The Herald-Leader reported 285 acres and about $4 billion, and CEO Paul Prager's statement that the campus could grow to 2 GW. (Lexington Herald-Leader (via GovTech), Aug. 11, 2026)
- May 2026 TeraWulf and Kentucky Power signed a service agreement for up to 500 MW under the standard industrial tariff. (Kentucky Power, Oct. 2026)
Conflicts and open questions
- The PSC case number for the amended contract was not found; Kentucky Power said it would file later in 2026.
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