Mining operations will account for 0.6% to 2.3% of the country’s total electricity demand by 2023, according to a new analysis from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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KikyoThe announcement, dated August 24, explains that the nation faced a parched climate during the initial half of 2023, leading to intensified heat that subsequently amplified the demand for electricity.
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BitcoinistBlockchain game developer Double Jump Tokyo has announced that the company has obtained rights to a Sega IP for use in a new game.
BitcoinistThe project has been launched to address the lack of skilled personnel working on rapidly evolving technologies in Japan.
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BitcoinistStarting Dec. 7, energy utility services in Iceland will no longer accept new electricity requests from bitcoin mining operations.
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