Bitcoin, mined where heat matters

We buy hashpower from heat-reuse projects, and hold the Bitcoin as a strategic treasury.

Megawatt Group is a private Bitcoin company. We don't run miners — we buy hashpower from green mining operations whose heat does real work, and we keep what it earns.

What we do

Two things, done deliberately.

Hashpower acquisition

We buy hashpower from small, independent mining operations — the kind where the machines heat a workshop, a warehouse, a growing space. Their heat does a second job, and their power is clean.

Green operations only
Heat put to work, not vented
Real value to the local community

Strategic Bitcoin reserve

The Bitcoin our hashpower earns is held as a long-term reserve. We accumulate slowly, on our own account, and we keep what we mine.

Mined, not bought on exchanges
Held for the long term
Our own account — no clients, no third-party funds

The projects we buy from are real places.

Hashpower sourced from working heat-reuse sites — where the miners' heat is ducted through the building and piped off to warm it, instead of drifting into the cold.

Large galvanised ducting carrying warm air from the miners through a heat-reuse workshop in Norway — Ducting that moves mining heat through the building — heat-reuse site, Norway

Heat-exchanger manifold with pressure and temperature gauges, taking mining heat off to warm the building — Heat exchanger — mining heat piped off to warm the building

Sourcing standards

We only buy from operations we'd be proud to point at.

Green power

Operations running on renewable or surplus energy — not power that something else needed.

Heat put to work

Mining heat warming buildings and processes that would otherwise burn fuel to stay warm.

Community value

Small operations rooted where they are — heating real premises, supporting real local activity.