Texas Paid a Bitcoin Miner $31.7 Million to Use Less Electricity During the State’s Hottest Month

By cineramaSeptember 8, 2023Bitcoin Business

A CenterPoint Energy electrical substation in Houston, photographed at dawn on Tuesday, August 29. After the deadly statewide power outage in 2021, academics, experts, and politicians floated a lot […]

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Texas Paid a Bitcoin Miner $31.7 Million to Use Less Electricity During the State’s Hottest Month

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