Tom A
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Bitcoin mining in Ethiopia has now their Electricity utility's revenue by $55 Million (18% of its p.a revenue) As Ethiopian Tribune reports, Bitcoin mining achieves this by: "monetising surplus energy" (energy that would otherwise have been wasted) and that "this revenue has been strategically reinvested into infrastructure development ... where Bitcoin mining profits fund the expansion of transmission lines and distribution networks." These transmission lines bring electricity to rural Ethiopians. The Tribune reports that rural electricity access "remained at just 43% in 2021". By accelerating the buildout of new transmission lines, Bitcoin mining is bringing more rural Africans out of energy poverty.



We took a bitcoin miner to parliment and at the front door there is obviously air-port-like security it had to go through the Xray machine, and the guards were like "what is this?" it was in a big box, and I was like "its a bitcoin miner" and they were like. "OK, carry on"


Explain it to me like I’m 15 Why is Labor using taxpayer cash to subsidise foreign owned solar farms, batteries and build transmission lines thousands of kms away from the point of consumption, YET Stealing solar power from households at $0.0004/kWh, or even charged for export?




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