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It says in WP that Karvuon LLC is going to develop the Blockchain Data Center for the additional revenues. Does anybody know what are these additional revenues for?
they say they want to mine on green energy but they have a lot of coal and they will use it also. Whats the point in all of this?Due to cheap electricity in China, large mining farms are often located near hydropower plants.
Just keep in mind that with the great potential of the terrain for the construction of hydropower plants, it is technically impossible to technically implement such a project. In some cases, a sheepskin will not be worth the dressing.Due to cheap electricity in China, large mining farms are often located near hydropower plants.
Just keep in mind that with the great potential of the terrain for the construction of hydropower plants, it is technically impossible to technically implement such a project. In some cases, a sheepskin will not be worth the dressing.Now sky-high communal prices will be at least somehow justified
Just the opposite. Electricity, in principle, is inexpensive, and those who live in high-rise buildings and (or) use an electric stove, they generally pay a penny for it. The main expenses in utility bills are hot water and heating, and if you stir up your own farm in the apartment, then the need for heating and hot water will disappear. Now sky-high communal prices will be at least somehow justified
Just the opposite. Electricity, in principle, is inexpensive, and those who live in high-rise buildings and (or) use an electric stove, they generally pay a penny for it. The main expenses in utility bills are hot water and heating, and if you stir up your own farm in the apartment, then the need for heating and hot water will disappear. And what will be the consumption in 30 years? Probably except China there will be nowhere to mine
technology does not stand still, and all manufacturers of video cards are trying to reduce the energy consumption of chips, so everything will be fine in this regard.Are solar panels or windmills the most economical and environmentally friendly?
The most environmentally friendly are tidal power plants. In fact, they transform the kinetic energy of the change in the Earth's rotation speed, associated with the influence of changes in the positions of the Moon and the Sun relative to the Earth. Theoretically, such power plants should slow down the Earths rotation, but the effect will be noticeable, I believe, only in a couple of billion years (when the Sun will gobble up the Earth anyway). Windmills are harmful in themselves because they generate very powerful infrasound - birds and animals around die, and people have all kinds of arrhythmias and problems with internal organsAre solar panels or windmills the most economical and environmentally friendly?
The most environmentally friendly are tidal power plants. In fact, they transform the kinetic energy of the change in the Earth's rotation speed, associated with the influence of changes in the positions of the Moon and the Sun relative to the Earth. Theoretically, such power plants should slow down the Earths rotation, but the effect will be noticeable, I believe, only in a couple of billion years (when the Sun will gobble up the Earth anyway). Windmills are harmful in themselves because they generate very powerful infrasound - birds and animals around die, and people have all kinds of arrhythmias and problems with internal organsIt has long been known that the cheapest mining in China, especially taking into account the fact that miners, possibly also the Chinese government, subsidizes electricity costs. The Chinese do not particularly care about the environment, so they built thermal power plants that heat coal, and coal is one of the cheapest sources for generating electricity
more energy is spent on cryptocurrency mining than the whole of Iceland consumes
Now, researchers have found that mining bitcoins and ether alone, not counting the mining of other cryptocurrencies, consumes more energy than a country like Jordan, Iceland or Syriamore energy is spent on cryptocurrency mining than the whole of Iceland consumes
Now, researchers have found that mining bitcoins and ether alone, not counting the mining of other cryptocurrencies, consumes more energy than a country like Jordan, Iceland or SyriaFortunately, letters and numbers for codifying the name of tokens will never end. Alas, there will always be utopian sentences divorced from life and time.
We expect projects offering intergalactic studies of flora and fauna.they can really accelerate the transition to clean energy by financing free and renewable energy projects 
It became interesting who has already begun the direct transition to clean energy and who needs help for this?