Hilcorp Endicott Pilot

Hilcorp / TA Infrastructure · Duck Island / Endicott

IT live: 1.4 MW
Remaining: 1.4 MW
$ / kW·mo: $29
White space: 4,375 ft²

Inventory

100% occupied

Power

1.4 MWcampus

1.4 MW pipeline · 1.4 MW in use

White space

8,750 ft²total

4,375 ft² free · 4,375 ft² occupied

813 m² · 406 m² free

Remaining power is campus IT not yet commissioned — captive capacity, not third-party colo.

Power

IT live1.4 MW

Remaining1.4 MW

Utility feed1.4 MW

Campus / planned1.4 MW

Power cost

$29/kW·mo

3.8¢ industrial · 4¢ after PUE 1.05

Per MW·year: $350k
This site · 1.4 MW: $489k/yr
30 kW rack: $874/mo

3.2¢ cheapdear 22.4¢

1.2× the cheapest market (Iceland Landsvirkjun). Same IT load there is $77k/yr less.

Hilcorp Endicott gas · utility tariff × PUE, not colo list price.

Redundancy: N+1
Opened: 2025
Renewable match: 0%
Rack density: 30 kW
Voltage: 480 V
13.8 kV
PUE: 1.051.00 ideal · 1.60 typical
Power source: Hilcorp Endicott existing natural-gas generators. Behind-the-meter stranded North Slope gas. Four-year land-use permit (Nov 2024–Nov 2028).

Cooling

Plant

Air / CRAH

Liquid

Not deployed

Rack density

30 kW

H100-eq

—

WUE

—

Operator has not published WUE. Blank, not zero — air-cooled sites still use some water.

40-ft modular container. Arctic ambient heat rejection. No evaporative water.

Network carriers

On-net and metro carriers typically present at this location, including internet exchanges. Not a full circuit inventory.

Clouds

No public-cloud on-ramp published.

Native regions and typical Direct Connect / ExpressRoute / Interconnect on-ramps at this campus. Availability varies by hall.

Location

Endicott, Alaska, United States

Satellite Drilling Island, Duck Island Unit, Endicott field, North Slope, AK

70.373°, -147.987° · North America

Tenants / users

Bitcoin mining (TA Infrastructure)

Notes

1.4 MW bitcoin-mining module in a single 40-ft container on Hilcorp's Endicott Satellite Drilling Island. Proof of concept for larger North Slope compute on stranded gas. Logistics, not power, is the constraint.

Operator site

Compiled from public filings, operator pages, and reporting. Not an official operator specification.