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Three Iranian power plants with enough output to supply half of New York City will begin selling some surplus power to crypto miners.
Buenos Aires-based Nuclearis is using the Bitcoin-powered RSK blockchain as an immutable anchor for keeping tabs on critical documents.
Affected mining centers in the area may see a notable increase in electricity costs.
IBM has created a new blockchain consortium with power grid operators TenneT, Swissgrid and Terna to help facilitate the transition to renewable energy.
Gasnor, a natural gas distributor for two million Argentine residents, has won approval to pilot a smart contract-based platform aimed to speed up the country's chronically slow gas certification processes.
The power plant believes it will remain profitable even after the halving event in May.
IBM and two other organizations will marry blockchain and IoT to help manage groundwater usage in an "at-risk" Californian aquifer.
Singapore's energy utilities provider has launched a blockchain-powered marketplace for trading renewable energy certificates.
The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada is looking to implement blockchain for its energy credit tracking system.
Franklin, Washington State, is the latest U.S. county to have suspended new utility applications from crypto mining farms over spiking power demands.
Retail giant Walmart is exploring a way to let households manage their electricity bills with prepayments in cryptocurrency.
China State Grid Corporation, the country's state-owned power utility, is looking to blockchain to advance its plans for an "Internet of Energy."
Cryptocurrency mining firms in New York State could face higher electricity bills after a ruling from the public utilities regulator.
Wien Energie intends to pilot blockchain products in a sustainably designed Viennese urban district this year.