TeraWulf doubled contracted power at Muskie to 1 gigawatt and moved the second 500-megawatt phase to 2029, citing strong customer interest. This supports growth, though approval and power construction remain pending.
That gives TeraWulf more room to serve computing customers, and the company says strong interest drove the expansion. The second phase is due a year earlier. Public-service approval and Kentucky Power’s construction schedule still stand between the plan and delivered power.
Kentucky Power, an AEP unit, amended its agreement to serve TeraWulf’s campus and is developing a substation. The story gives no expected sales or costs for AEP, so it does not show a clear change for the company.
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