@BizAndTechHub @KristianCsep@BTCMiningInfo@cheramidigital I wanted to keep mining bitcoin but realized that wasn't going to be possible on-grid, so I needed to learn to generate power myself. Can't say I really planned it, I just jumped in and it's worked out so far
@BizAndTechHub @KristianCsep@BTCMiningInfo Depends on the deal structure. Some off-grid operations have nearly free energy in terms of gas price, but there's always a cost to keeping generators running. Generally you can stay under $0.02/kWh if you're careful. That specific site is an all-in revenue share!
One more flare to shut off
No grid. No pipelines. Just wasted gas turned into useful energy.
Distributed systems are the only thing that make this possible.
#BitcoinMining#OffGrid#MethaneMitigation
In the plains of the U.S. Midwest, an Upstream Data Hut turns wasted and stranded methane into Bitcoin. Surrounded by open skies and grazing horses, this hut houses Bitcoin mining computers, transforming unused energy into hard drive gold
A highly portable #bitcoin mine with a methane engine all-in-one.
This unit turns 45,000 cubic feet of stranded/waste methane into BTC daily.
Up to 13Ph/s of Hashpower capacity.
The future is yOURS to build!