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6 sats \ 3 replies \ @BTCMiner OP 26 Mar 2022 \ on: What Does a Crypto Mining Farm Look Like? Striking Photos From Siberia to Spain | CoinDesk bitcoin
Alta Novella, Borgo d'Anaunia, Italian Alps
[The mining op pays] around 35% more than what the government offers per kilowatt hour of energy.
The profits from mining helps Alta Novella cover maintenance costs.
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Valstagna, Veneto, Northern Italy
One of 18 hydropower plants across northern Italy that have partnered with local tech startup Alps Blockchain to mine bitcoin on site.
A portion of around 1MW is constantly used for mining bitcoin.
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Bitfarms, Québec
The publicly traded company has a total of six sites in Canada and three upcoming in Washington state, Paraguay and Argentina.
All of the miner’s sites operate using hydropower at an average cost of about $0.04 cents per kilowatt hour.
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BitCluster, Norilsk, Russia
The frozen steppes of north Russia are perfect for crypto mines (notwithstanding the geopolitical climate).
The bitcoin mine is housed in a former nickel processing plant.
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