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To: Norski

“Apparently, many of them are coming to the central area of the state of Washingon, USA, for less expensive electrical rates.”
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I guess the temperatures are too hot for them to mine in the Texas Permian Basin using natural gas that would otherwise be flared off. That’s OK with me.


7 posted on 01/12/2021 3:00:51 AM PST by House Atreides
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To: House Atreides

Perhaps they would prefer Louisiana. River delta, heat, humidity, mosquitos, international shipping ports.


18 posted on 01/12/2021 3:17:13 AM PST by Norski
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To: House Atreides

” . . .Seattle Times quotes one of the measures taken by Grant County, where costs for bitcoin miners will be increased if the outlet meets this specific criterion: it’s using 5% or more of the district’s power.

But building new mining facilities is not the only headache that PUDs are facing. The districts’ officials believe small-size bitcoin miners could restart operations from currently inactive facilities.

The U.S. East Coast is also witnessing its own bitcoin mining-related controversy. On December 20, 2020, organizations led by an environmental organization filed a lawsuit against the U.S. town Torrey in New York for giving the green light to expand a bitcoin mining facility at the Greenidge Generation power plant.”


23 posted on 01/12/2021 3:23:08 AM PST by Norski
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