The Environmental Blog
APRIL 28, 2022
Although the high cost of wind energy is a major restraint to its adoption for mining, technological advancements, as well as government subsidies, are gradually reducing production costs. At EZ Blockchain, we aim to breach the gap between the energy sector and the blockchain ecosystem. The post How to mine BTC with Wind Energy?
Smart Energy International
JULY 13, 2022
EZ Blockchain specialised in using otherwise wasted energy for crypto mining is expanding its data centre capacity in West Point, Georgia, USA. The company’s second project, which doubles its capacity from 8MW to 16MW, includes an additional four EZ Blockchain mobile data centres and involved an investment totalling over $1 million.
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Climate 4.0
MARCH 22, 2021
Today I read how blockchain is being applied to bring transparency and accountability to trash/waste disposal and recycling efforts. This application combines a perfect suite of Digital Transformation technologies: IoT sensing and monitoring at the cloud edge, check Data capture and analytics, check! Inconsequential.
Clean Energy Trust
AUGUST 19, 2020
Photo by Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash If you’re a frequent reader of the Clean Energy Trust blog, it’s a pretty good bet you are interested in other good sources for news and insight. Of course, this list of newsletters, blogs, podcasts, books, and twitter influencers is just a start? Blog by Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures?—?lots
Varuna
FEBRUARY 7, 2019
To those on the inside, doing the great work of providing clean potable water for our homes, it feels like every other company is coming in trying to sell technology. Some of the technology is directed at customers and some is directed at the utility producing the water. But that is not quite the case.
Seyi Fabode
FEBRUARY 7, 2019
To those on the inside, doing the great work of providing clean potable water for our homes, it feels like every other company is coming in trying to sell technology. Some of the technology is directed at customers and some is directed at the utility producing the water. But that is not quite the case.
Low Impact
APRIL 18, 2021
It’s a bit confusing, because at the end of 2019, we had 11 currencies, we’d gone digital, and trading was happening through ‘liquidity pools’ where a village could trade with another village, and we were experimenting with blockchain. Then in 2020, we’d been using third-party APIs to connect to the blockchain. The technology is there.
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