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29 August, 2022
Executive Summary: By an order of magnitude, using vented methane as a power source is the most carbon negative fuel source. Of different vented sources, landfills are the most economically viable source....
23 August, 2022
Note: this is a dynamic report that gets updated as new data on new carbon negative Bitcoin mining, new carbon-neutral Bitcoin mining, miner efficiency (avg J/TH) and new estimated total Bitcoin network...
23 August, 2022
Bitcoin mining might not be the great evil we have been led to believe it is.
Since the China-ban, the Bitcoin Mining council reports a significant rise in the use of renewable energy. In some...
21 August, 2022
Introduction:
Previously, we published research showing that Bitcoin mining had the potential to reduce 0.15°C of global warming by 2045. This article is the sequel to that research. Because UNEP has...
11 August, 2022
Daniel Batten
Peer Review:
Ruben Mendoza (Management Consultant) 22 Jun 2022
Margot Paez (Climate Scientist) 15 July 2022
Sergio Sejas (Climate Scientist) 10 Aug 2022
Executive Summary
Using...
01 August, 2022
Bitcoin isn’t the great evil we have been led to believe. Until you’ve looked deeply into something, you’re not in a position to judge it, says Daniel Batten.
John Lennon once said, “Life is...
05 July, 2022
By using methane produced from landfills and oil fields that would otherwise be flared, bitcoin mining can help reduce 0.15°C of global warming
2022 has changed everything that we in the environmental,...
14 June, 2022
The 2 biggest problems with Solar & Wind are that they “don’t match where” and “don’t match when” most customers want it.
These two problems lead to a plethora of other problems: curtailment,...
23 May, 2022
At our ESG fund, as part of our due diligence on Bitcoin Mining, we recently examined the 7 Most common ESG arguments against Bitcoin and found all of them to be untrue. Sometimes, the diametric opposite...
23 May, 2022
Executive Summary
Using Bitcoin mining to combust leaking methane sources can eliminate 5.32% of all global emissions by 2045. This represents 23% of all global methane emissions: more than half the...
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