Bitdeer Energizes 202 MW of Mining Capacity in Norway and Bhutan
During April, Bitdeer energized 70 MW in Tydal, Norway and 132 MW in Jigmeling, Bhutan, expanding its non-U.S. Bitcoin-mining footprint and pushing available power capacity close to 1.1 GW.
During April 2025, Bitdeer energized 70 megawatts of available power capacity at its Tydal expansion in Norway and 132 megawatts at its Jigmeling site in Bhutan. Because the company reported only the month rather than exact commissioning days, April 30 serves as a representative date for the month's completed energization.
The combined 202 MW brought Bitdeer's global available power capacity to nearly 1.1 gigawatts. The company said it planned to deploy its SEALMINER A2 machines in Norway and Bhutan and expected the international buildout to help raise its self-mining hashrate during 2025.
The expansion was also part of a broader geographic strategy. Bitdeer emphasized the operational value of having more infrastructure outside the United States while separately pausing Bitcoin-mining construction at a large Ohio site as it explored high-performance-computing and artificial-intelligence opportunities. The April energization therefore captured both continued Bitcoin-mining expansion and the industry's increasingly global allocation of power and data-center capacity.