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Systems that put surplus electricity to work

Increase revenue and reduce heating costs with intelligent building technology and custom engineering solutions.

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Surplus electricity flows into the HASHLYNK system and becomes additional revenue and lower heating costs.

EcoHash in the open plant room of a building with a solar roof, next to wind turbines, a tree and a stream with a small waterfall
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The potential

Surplus electricity is available. Its value is falling.

Operators of solar plants and other renewable energy sources face the economic challenges of falling feed-in tariffs, negative electricity prices and strict grid export limits.

of PV electricity is fed into the grid as surplus
65%
Source: E-Control (2024), EAG Monitoring Report 2024 / reporting year 2023.
hours of negative electricity prices in Austria (2025)
455 h
Source: Die Presse (16 December 2025), statement citing APG board member Gerhard Christiner.

HASHLYNK provides the solution:

Our systems turn your surplus electricity into computing power the moment it is generated, and with it into revenue, fully automated through Bitcoin mining.

Our systems

The right solution for every system size

Our product family meets a range of site requirements. From compact entry-level solutions to integrated systems for higher capacities and complex energy infrastructure.

HashUnit system enclosure

5–20 kW

HashUnit

A compact system for residential buildings and small businesses.

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Modular HashRack system

20–60 kW

HashRack

A modular rack system for businesses with medium surplus profiles.

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EcoHash with integrated building technology

40–60 kW

EcoHash

An industrial micro data centre for large renewable energy systems.

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HashLink Automation Controller

Included in all systems

HashLink Automation Controller

Fully automatic surplus control – integrated into every system and also available separately.

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Air-cooled Bitcoin miner of the SingleUnit Air

Entry-level solution

SingleUnit

1–2 miners plus a HashLink Automation Controller – ideal for getting started.

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HASHLYNK container system

Container solutions

A self-contained unit for ground-mounted solar parks, power plants and large generation sites.

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Open control cabinet with automation technology

Engineering solutions

Custom project planning, control cabinet construction, automation and software for special solutions in electricity utilisation and heat recovery.

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EcoHash in an open plant room

More from every kWh

The benefits of our systems

Additional revenue from renewable energy

HASHLYNK systems make surplus electricity economically useful on site, instead of leaving it unused or exporting it below its value.

Maximise self-consumption

HASHLYNK systems integrate behind the meter into existing infrastructure, using energy where it is generated.

Reduce heating costs

The heat generated can be reused on site, creating additional value beyond electricity utilisation.

Applications

Where HASHLYNK systems make sense

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  • Commerce & industry

    For sites with their own generation, regular surplus electricity and the goal of making better economic use of locally available energy.

  • Energy producers

    For plants where grid export becomes economically unattractive or additional utilisation options alongside electricity sales are relevant.

  • Project developers

    For projects where electricity utilisation, heat recovery and site requirements should be planned together from the start.

  • Hospitality

    For businesses with their own generation, year-round energy demand and the potential to integrate surplus electricity and heat into daily operations.

  • Agriculture

    For farms with PV systems or other renewable energy sources, seasonal load profiles and a need to make better use of locally generated energy than simply exporting it to the grid.

  • Residential buildings

    As an optimiser and add-on for PV systems, particularly where self-consumption can be increased and heat can support existing heating systems.

Especially worthwhile if …

  • Sites with grid export limits

    For applications where additional locally generated energy can only be exported to a limited extent or on economically unattractive terms.

  • Sites with heat demand

    For businesses that can use the heat generated in existing processes or building services alongside electricity utilisation.

Delivered so far

Surplus power we already put to use today

Installations / pilot plants
6
Installed capacity
~500 kW
Controllers in use
17

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Your steps to a project

From the first assessment to day-to-day operation

Our project process brings together technical feasibility, economic viability and on-site integration from the start. This turns an initial idea into a robust project with a clear path to implementation.

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  1. Understand your site

    Together, we review surplus profiles, heat demand, grid conditions and the operational requirements at your site.

  2. Design the right system

    Based on your site data, we develop a system configuration that is technically compatible and economically sound.

  3. Plan the integration

    We carefully prepare the electrical connection, controls, heat recovery and interfaces with your existing infrastructure.

  4. Start operation

    After commissioning, the system is fine-tuned to actual operating conditions, monitored and managed reliably in everyday use.

Who we are

About us

A young team from Carinthia with a clear goal: surplus electricity should deliver value instead of going to waste. From the first idea to day-to-day operation, we plan thoroughly, build to industrial standards and work honestly.

The HASHLYNK team in a meeting at the office

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do HASHLYNK systems create value?

Surplus electricity is converted into computing power and additional usable heat. This creates economic value from energy that would otherwise have limited uses.

How does the revenue model work?

Computing power is rewarded in Bitcoin. The most appropriate utilisation strategy depends on the site, the time horizon and the economic objectives.

What system size is suitable?

Plant size alone is not decisive. The surplus profile, heat demand and integration into existing infrastructure are particularly important.

What operating temperatures are possible?

Depending on the system design, high usable temperatures are possible, typically up to around 80 °C. The actual level depends on load control, hydraulics, flow rate and the connected heating infrastructure.

What happens when there is no demand for heat?

Heat rejection is included in the design for this situation. This keeps operation technically stable even when there is temporarily no active heat use.