Electricity News

Iranian authorities are offering a bounty to anyone who exposes unauthorized mining operations in the country.

Australian blockchain energy firm Power Ledger and BSES Rajdhani Power Limited have successfully conducted a peer-to-peer solar power trading trial in India.

Power Ledger’s new commercial deal in South Australia aims to help users avoid additional hidden electricity costs and extra charges.

Global blockchain apps to generate $19 billion in cumulative revenue over the next decade, hitting an annual market size of $7.7 billion in 2028.

Australian energy tech firm Power Ledger to run blockchain-enabled energy trading trial in Japan’s Kanto region by December 2019.

An IT company in Armenia has been accused of setting up a crypto mining operation in a hydroelectric plant and using its electricity illegally for over a year.

The move came after 45 crypto mining firms used more power than three regions combined.

Bitcoin mining infrastructure firm Northern Bitcoin AG has announced the completion of tests for its new air-cooled mining container, which houses 144 ASIC mine...

Malaysian power utility firm Tenaga Nasional Bhd is tightening measures in a bid to stem the millions lost to electricity theft by Bitcoin miners.

US Department of Energy awards $1.05 million to energy company and universities developing a blockchain-based energy management platform.

Malaysian electric utility Tenaga Nasional Bhd has raided 33 illegal Bitcoin mining operations that were allegedly stealing electricity.

Marubeni Corp., a major Japanese general trading company, is backing Lithuania-based blockchain energy project WePower.

The Iranian Economic Commission has reportedly finalized a power pricing scheme for cryptocurrency miners.

China’s police confiscated 4,000 crypto mining units that were illegally deployed at nine factories.

Academic researchers at the University of Cambridge have launched a real-time index that tracks the total electricity consumption of the bitcoin network.