I don't believe large mining farms in China pay less than 2 cents per kWh. But if you have sources, quote them. I would like to be proven wrong. For example th

I don't believe large mining farms in China pay less than 2 cents per kWh. But if you have sources, quote them. I would like to be proven wrong. For example the lowest Chinese costs I remember reading were from a remote farm who benefits from hydro power and admits that paying 3 cents per kWh is already "on the cheap side": https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1072474.msg11472186#msg11472186 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1072474.msg11472186#... Farms don't usually disclose how much they pay (strategically sensitive number), but I always do some back-of-the-napkin math when possible, eg. when they release approximate figures, and I usually calculate somewhere between 4 and 10 cents per kWh.