Additionally, Greenidge has entered into an agreement giving it an exclusive right of first refusal at multiple power generation sites comprising over 1,000MW of power generation assets in the ERCOT market (the “Texas Generation Sites”). The agreement gives Greenidge the exclusive right of first refusal to develop data centers at any current or future power generation sites controlled by the counterparty in the ERCOT market until January, 2023.
Together, the Texas Development Sites, the Texas Generation Sites and the Property have over 3,000MW of combined electrical capacity. Greenidge now anticipates that it will have electrical capacity for over 500MW by 2023. Greenidge plans to continue to offset 100% of the carbon emissions associated with its mining operations at all current and future locations. Greenidge currently operates 45MW of mining capacity at its existing site in Dresden, New York and expects to continue to operate the facility. The expansion plans announced today, once developed, would provide Greenidge with the redundancy to absorb Dresden’s current and planned mining capacity at other locations, if necessary.
Greenidge has more than doubled its recently announced order with Bitmain Technologies from 10,000 S19j Pros to 22,500. It is expected that the units will deliver in the second and third quarters of 2022. In total, Greenidge has approximately 29,000 miners currently on order with Bitmain delivering between now and the third quarter of 2022. Once deployed, these miners would bring Greenidge’s total mining capacity to approximately 44,950 miners representing 4.1Eh/s and 130MW of capacity.
Support.com, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Greenidge, agreed with a subsidiary of Comcast Corporation to terminate its contract to provide support services to Comcast (the “Comcast Contract”) effective in the first quarter of 2022. The Comcast Contract represented approximately $2 million and $5 million of Support.com’s revenue for the three and six months ended June 30, 2021, respectively. Support.com’s operating income from the Comcast Contract for each of the aforementioned periods was negative.
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