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No it's a prerequisite of not being incompetent. Most companies monitor their power bills in order to ensure they are not needlessly wasting money by leaving l
by threeseed 5y ago
No it's a prerequisite of not being incompetent.
Most companies monitor their power bills in order to ensure they are not needlessly wasting money by leaving lights or air-conditioning on etc.
Once you know your power consumption it's a pretty simple calculation to get CO2 usage.
- baxtr 5y agoThat might be available on company but not on a system level. So I don't think there is no way to compare it with the energy consumption of an entire blockchain.
- lottin 5y agoThe energy consumption of a blockchain is not publicly available anywhere. What are you talking about?
- sgt101 5y agothere are estimates available : https://www.forbes.com/sites/philippsandner/2021/11/19/bitcoin-co2-emissions-from-an-investor-perspective-and-how-to-compensate-them/?sh=59379dac8c1c https://www.forbes.com/sites/philippsandner/2021/11/19/bitco...
- 8note 5y agoWhich block chains require sharing the amount of CO2 released while adding a new block? How do the non accepted blocks get counted?