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If 625 kWh per transaction is accurate, then 300kg CO2 is plausible depending on the grid. Many electric grids emit 500g CO2 per kWh or more. Others are much cl
by Reason077 7y ago
If 625 kWh per transaction is accurate, then 300kg CO2 is plausible depending on the grid. Many electric grids emit 500g CO2 per kWh or more. Others are much cleaner depending on the production mix.
See: www.electricitymap.org
- cjbprime 7y agoI don't think most Bitcoin mining is powered by a grid at all. I think the reward would be less than the cost using grid power.