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Lawmakers write to US officials about crypto energy usage information gathering

United States Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan and Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm were the recipients Feb. 6 of another letter on the environmental impact of cryptocurrency mining. Eight Democratic lawmakers headed by Elizabeth Warren reached out to the officials this time. The eight lawmakers acknowledged previous replies to official correspondence

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Kazakhstan’s President Signs Legislation to Limit Energy Usage of Crypto Mining

The new law allows miners to consume electricity from the national grid only when there is a surplus, effectively capping the industry's energy usage. The surplus will be distributed among licensed operators, who will be able to bid for the power. Those miners using renewable energy, imported electricity, or their

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Amid High Energy Demand From Miners, Russia Mulls Building New Power Plants in Siberia – Mining Bitcoin News

Growing electricity consumption in the crypto mining sector may require the construction of new power generation facilities in Siberia, the energy minister of Russia has acknowledged. Demand continues to increase in residential areas as well, after regional authorities abandoned a proposal to introduce higher tariffs for Russians minting digital coins

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Arcane Predicts Bitcoin Mining Will Cost Less Than 0.5% Of Global Energy if Btc Hits $2M

According to recent Arcane Research predictions, Bitcoin might be a large energy user in 2040 if its price reaches several million dollars. According to new projections by Arcane Research, Bitcoin (BTC), the world's most valuable cryptocurrency, has the potential to be a large energy consumer in the future, but only

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