Keel Infrastructure Magog
1350 Boulevard Industriel, Magog, Ca, J1X 4V9, CA
Magog is one of the eight Quebec towns where Keel Infrastructure Corp. was still mining Bitcoin in April 2026, and the operator publishes almost nothing about the building beyond the fact that it runs one. Hydro-Quebec supplies it. The company took its present name on 1 April 2026, having traded as Bitfarms Ltd. through the Quebec buildout of 2018 to 2020, when it retrofitted existing factory buildings rather than constructing new halls. The 96 MW Sherbrooke campus announced on 15 July 2026 will draw power consolidated from three of those mining sites.
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Which Quebec towns does Keel still mine in?
Eight, Magog among them, according to reporting from April 2026 that also counted about 110 employees across the province and no announced closures.
How did Keel come to hold an industrial building in Magog?
As Bitfarms it retrofitted existing Quebec factory buildings for mining between 2018 and 2020 rather than building new ones.
What capacity does Keel publish for Magog?
Keel's material for the site gives no capacity, floor area or street address. The only Quebec megawatt figure the company publishes is the 96 MW planned at Sherbrooke.
What is Keel building at Sherbrooke?
A 96 MW campus announced on 15 July 2026, fed by power consolidated from three existing Quebec mining sites, with the land purchase expected to close in the first quarter of 2027 and readiness targeted for 2028.