Tether invests in El Salvador’s $1B renewable energy project
El Salvador’s plans to build a billion dollar renewable energy precinct has found a first-round investor in stablecoin issuer Tether.
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Bhutan mines Bitcoin with hydropower since BTC price was $5,000
The Kingdom of Bhutan uses Himalayan rivers to generate energy used to mine Bitcoin, local reports reveal.
How Irish farmers turn cow dung into digital gold (Bitcoin)
Tom Campbell, an Irish dairy farmer who runs a farm in County Armagh, is using excess energy from his farm to mine Bitcoin.
Can blockchain help combat climate change?
Blockchain’s transparency and traceability can aid sustainability and reduce carbon emissions for climate change.
Bitcoin miners as energy buyers, explained
Bitcoin miners as energy buyers utilize renewable energy sources and excess electricity offered by utility companies to fuel their mining operations.
Decentralized solutions for climate change are key as COP disappoints
Climate change initiatives led by politicians and sponsored by some of the biggest polluters demand a change in initiatives — Decentralized tech could play a key role.
What does the global energy crisis mean for crypto markets?
While miners stand to be significantly affected by the current power crisis, there is still some hope that the prevailing macro conditions could work in favor of the crypto industry.
Is post-Merge Ethereum PoS a threat to Bitcoin’s dominance?
Cory Klippsten, the CEO of Swan Bitcoin, shares his views on how "the competition for liquidity" between Bitcoin and Ethereum will play out after the latter's switch to a proof-of-stake…
Norwegian town wants ‘noisy’ Bitcoin miners out, experts respond
A municipality in Norway is using all means necessary to avoid “energy-sucking” Bitcoin miners establishing further operations, citing noise complaints and energy concerns.
Canaan exec says opportunity outweighs crisis as Bitcoin miners struggle with shrinking profits
This bear market is proving to be especially tough for Bitcoin miners, but Canaan senior vice president Edward Lu says the industry is “evolving toward a positive long term.”