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Japan’s Largest Power Company TEPCO is Mining Bitcoin Using Renewables

Japan's largest power company TEPCO has begun mining Bitcoin through its subsidiary using excess renewable energy, showing how Bitcoin can incentivize green energy growth.

Publicly-Traded Bitcoin Miner Runs on 100% Renewable Energy, Audit Confirms

A report from CarbonChain shows that Gryphon Digital Assets is mining bitcoin with hydroelectric power, producing zero carbon emissions.

Bitdeer Partners With Druk Holding & Investments For Bitcoin Mining Operation In Kingdom Of Bhutan

The mining operations will be “carbon-free” according to the firms and the first expansion by Bitdeer into Asia.

Sazmining Launches Hydroelectric-Powered Mining Facility In Wisconsin

The site furthers the company’s goals of providing mining hosting services to a retail audience using sustainable power sources.

Bitcoin Mining Is Proving To Be A Lifeline For Africa’s Oldest National Park

Virunga National Park, located in Eastern Congo, is mining bitcoin to preserve revenue in the face of disease and militia attacks.

One Of America’s Largest Hemp Processors Makes Entry Into Sustainable Bitcoin Mining

A new direction towards sustainable energy projects has been led with an investment into a Costa Rican bitcoin mining operation.

Bitcoin Miners Are The Dung Beetles Of The Energy Sector

Miners will consume every last drop of wasted energy available, because they’re incentivized to do so.

The World Of Tomorrow: Seven Trends In Bitcoin Mining And Energy

Bitcoin could enable humanity to take the next step in energy production and usage through the capabilities it unlocks.

Bitcoin Is ESG, ESG Is Not

Bitcoin is capable of reducing energy costs for consumers as opposed to the opposite-of-intended effects that renewables have.

Bitcoin Helps Us Overcome Probability-Based Energy Systems

Variable energy productions as a result of weather are guarantees of downtime and wasted money — so why incentivize them?
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