Green Flare Holdings
Green Flare Holdings (also referred to as Greenflare Tech) is a Nigerian climate-tech infrastructure company founded in 2025, specializing in converting flared natural gas from oil fields into electricity for data centers. The company captures associated gas (normally flared), uses mobile generators to create off-grid power, and deploys on-site data centers, starting with Bitcoin mining for fast monetization and scaling to AI/high-performance compute. Key projects include three sites in Delta State, Nigeria (combined 53 MW capacity, civil works started 2025). Green Flare partners with upstream oil & gas producers under NUPRC oversight, reducing emissions while generating revenue. The model addresses Nigeria's high flaring (1 billion scf daily, enough for 9 GW power) and aims to position Nigeria as a low-cost compute hub. The website (green-flare.org) emphasizes flare gas to clean energy for data centers, with no explicit mining details on the site itself (focus on sustainability).
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