Marathon Pilot to Heat a Community of 11,000 Finland Residents With Bitcoin Compute Power
Marathon Digital Holdings has announced a new 2-megawatt (MW) pilot project aimed at recycling heat generated from its #bitcoin mining operations to warm a community of 11,000 residents in Finland. This initiative marks the company's first digital asset compute operation designed for district heating solutions.
The project centers on heating water at a centralized location and distributing it through underground pipes to serve the local area. @MarathonDH is exploring ways to monetize its computational power by generating recycled heat instead of relying on fossil fuels.
The concept of using excess heat from #crypto mining has been implemented for several years. In 2018, Nakamoto X co-founder Kamil Brejcha demonstrated how bitcoin mining could facilitate tomato cultivation. Similarly, Rahdi Fakhoury used bitcoin miners to power his greenhouse farm.
@Heatcore_tech and @Whatsminer_MBT collaborated on a mining-powered home heating system capable of powering Whatminer devices and heating water in homes up to 200 square meters. @GE_Mining also worked with Microbt for its lighthouse heat reuse project. Last year, @HodlRev showcased a #bitcoin mining-powered clothes dryer. Moreover, @canaanio produces a home radiator, the Avalon Nano 3, which offers 4 terahash per second (TH/s) of hashrate while providing heat.
Additionally, a New York City bathhouse utilized bitcoin miners to heat its hot tubs. Bitcoin mining has also been applied to produce dehydration systems and fish breeding. Marathon's approach to utilize excess heat from bitcoin mining reflects Bitcoin’s ability to contribute positively to #environmental and community well-being.
Marathon Digital Holdings has announced a new 2-megawatt (MW) pilot project aimed at recycling heat generated from its #bitcoin mining operations to warm a community of 11,000 residents in Finland. This initiative marks the company's first digital asset compute operation designed for district heating solutions.
The project centers on heating water at a centralized location and distributing it through underground pipes to serve the local area. @MarathonDH is exploring ways to monetize its computational power by generating recycled heat instead of relying on fossil fuels.
The concept of using excess heat from #crypto mining has been implemented for several years. In 2018, Nakamoto X co-founder Kamil Brejcha demonstrated how bitcoin mining could facilitate tomato cultivation. Similarly, Rahdi Fakhoury used bitcoin miners to power his greenhouse farm.
@Heatcore_tech and @Whatsminer_MBT collaborated on a mining-powered home heating system capable of powering Whatminer devices and heating water in homes up to 200 square meters. @GE_Mining also worked with Microbt for its lighthouse heat reuse project. Last year, @HodlRev showcased a #bitcoin mining-powered clothes dryer. Moreover, @canaanio produces a home radiator, the Avalon Nano 3, which offers 4 terahash per second (TH/s) of hashrate while providing heat.
Additionally, a New York City bathhouse utilized bitcoin miners to heat its hot tubs. Bitcoin mining has also been applied to produce dehydration systems and fish breeding. Marathon's approach to utilize excess heat from bitcoin mining reflects Bitcoin’s ability to contribute positively to #environmental and community well-being.
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