| Location | South Texas |
| Container Type | Air – Upstream Gen Hash 300 |
| Generator Type | MESA 400K |
| Capacity | 23 PH/s |
| Effective Power Cost | 7.48¢/kWh |
| Cost to Mine 1 BTC | $55,179 |
Site R6 is a 400-kilowatt Bitcoin mining installation in South Texas, configured as a practical entry-scale solution for gas monetization at individual wellsites with limited volumes of stranded natural gas. Built around the MESA 400K generator and Upstream Gen Hash 300 air-cooled container, the site is designed for straightforward deployment with minimal site infrastructure — a critical consideration for operators working with dispersed or remote production assets across multiple well locations.
The facility runs 86 units of the Bitmain S21 XP at 13.5 joules per terahash, producing 23 petahash per second of Bitcoin hashrate at a total power draw of 314 kW. The Upstream Gen Hash 300 container provides a compact, field-hardened housing suited for the operational realities of remote wellsite environments, where reliability and low maintenance overhead are as important as raw mining performance.
At an effective power cost of 7.48 cents per kilowatt-hour, Site 6R operates at a higher energy cost relative to the multi-well, multi-megawatt sites in the portfolio — a natural consequence of its smaller scale and single-well generation base. The resulting Bitcoin production cost of $55,179 per coin positions the site well within the profitable range at current Bitcoin prices while offering operators a meaningful, recurring revenue stream from gas that would otherwise be flared or unmonetized. Monthly output is approximately 0.31 BTC.
