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Green Bitcoin Farm describes a developing finca concept linking solar and wind electricity, Bitcoin mining, and drying of moringa, herbs, fruit or spirulina with recovered heat.
BlokBlok describes a warehouse project combining air and immersion mining with the building’s water loop, with mining controlled in response to Nordpool electricity prices.
Druk Holding and Investments describes using digital assets, including Bitcoin, to derive value from surplus hydropower while diversifying Bhutan’s energy system.
Blockstream documented construction of a Bitcoin-mining project with Block using Tesla solar and battery infrastructure, intended to demonstrate renewable-powered mining with public operating data.
MARA’s quarterly filing records its acquisition of a wind farm with 114 MW of nameplate wind capacity and a 240 MW interconnection. The stated aim includes monetising underused sustainable resources.
Soluna describes Dorothy 1 as a 50 MW campus in Texas, powered by wind, for Bitcoin mining and hosting. Its power agreements were designed around the wind farm’s curtailment and grid support needs.
Gridless describes revenue sharing agreements for otherwise unsold renewable electricity. Its controls reduce mining demand when other customers, such as water pumps or maize mills, need the power.
MintGreen and Sunport Structures describe a collaboration to combine solar infrastructure with Digital Boiler heating for commercial, residential, industrial and agricultural customers.
MintGreen and Crystal Lagoons describe a memorandum of understanding exploring the use of Bitcoin-mining heat to warm recreational lagoons and extend swimming seasons.
MintGreen’s own financing announcement describes a commercial partnership to heat Vancouver Island Sea Salt’s evaporation tanks using mining heat.
MintGreen announces a partnership with Container Brewing to supply recovered heat to its steam-boiler system.
MintGreen’s TUMBLER immersion system is designed for Shelter Point Distillery’s whisky barrel-ageing process. Heat can transfer from the cooling fluid to air or a separate fluid circuit.
