Olenox Industries Reports 15.03 Bitcoin Mined in September 2026, Advances Gas-to-Computing Strategy

Olenox Industries (NASDAQ: OLOX), an integrated energy and infrastructure company, reported that its CS Digital Ventures operations produced approximately 15.03 Bitcoin in September 2026. The mining fleet achieved an average operational hashrate of 1.04 exahashes per second and 68% uptime during the month. According to the company, mining activity was affected by seasonal power curtailments and reduced equipment speeds to protect miners from summer heat, with normal operating speeds expected to resume in November, subject to conditions.

The update follows Olenox’s completion of the Wildboy and Odin acquisitions, which expand its energy platform and support its longer-term strategy of converting company-controlled natural gas into computing power at or near the point of generation. The company aims to reduce energy costs, monetize available gas resources and expand into additional computing applications. September’s preliminary, unaudited results reflect third-party hosted mining operations rather than the company’s planned gas-powered infrastructure. For full details, see the press release and additional information at https://ibn.fm/Nz2Bl.

Olenox describes itself as a vertically integrated U.S. energy company operating across multiple business lines, including oil and gas, energy services and energy technologies, including the proprietary Olenox process. The company is focused on acquiring, optimizing and scaling energy-related infrastructure and operating assets, with a strategic focus on bringing low-cost natural gas to high-value end uses, including digital infrastructure and next-generation computing. The latest news and updates relating to OLOX are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/OLOX.

The announcement matters for Texas because it illustrates a growing model in which energy producers seek to monetize natural gas resources by pairing them with computing loads, potentially adding value to in-state energy infrastructure and supporting the buildout of digital infrastructure. Olenox’s planned gas-powered infrastructure could reduce reliance on third-party hosting and lower energy costs, which may improve margins and scalability if executed successfully. For readers tracking the intersection of energy and technology in Texas, the company’s progress on integrating acquisitions and converting gas into computing power will be a key indicator of whether this approach can deliver consistent operational results.

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