Project Annie, Soluna Solar-Powered Data Center
Overview
Project Annie is a Soluna Computing development project in northeast Texas. TYPE3’s map data identifies Paris, Texas, records zero operational MW, and uses a DataCenterMap seed. Soluna’s May 2025 announcement describes a 75 MW data center co-located with a 114 MW solar farm for Bitcoin and AI/high-performance computing applications. The company calls it its first solar-powered deployment and says definitive power-purchase, land, and ERCOT planning work remains.
The two capacity figures describe separate assets. Seventy-five MW is the proposed data-center size, while 114 MW is the associated solar farm’s nameplate figure. Neither number measures current energized compute load. Solar co-location also does not establish a guaranteed renewable share, low-cost power, an operating facility, or customer availability.
The record remains a development-stage project with broad location context near Paris rather than a verified street address. A current Soluna project update, land milestone, power agreement, ERCOT evidence, construction record, or energization notice would establish the next status change. Until then, the evidence trail runs from the term sheet to a possible operating asset, not to a delivered facility. The term sheet is an early commercial commitment, not proof that land control, permitting, construction financing, or grid approval has been completed. The current record remains announced.
Questions
What is Project Annie?
It is Soluna’s planned solar-powered data center for Bitcoin and AI/HPC workloads.
How large is Annie?
Soluna announced a 75 MW data center alongside a 114 MW solar farm.
Is Project Annie operating?
TYPE3’s map data records it as announced, and Soluna’s announcement describes further planning steps.
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