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A number of leading mining firms have already started to make the transition toward clean renewable energy in recent months.

Worst case projections seem to suggest that bitcoin emissions will be down by more than two-thirds in five years.

Over the next three years, 50,000 EV charging stations across Europe will start accepting crypto payments.

The cryptocurrency industry uses approximately 150 TWh of electricity annually, which is more than Poland, Norway, Egypt or Sweden, the company said.

Gemini has partnered with a nonprofit to purchase carbon permits from government-related cap-and-trade markets and erase them from circulation.

Stronghold Digital Mining has raised more than $100 million in two private placements supporting its model for sustainable Bitcoin mining.

The U.N. will keep exploring the uses of blockchain technology to improve the reliability of data on harmful greenhouse gas emissions.

PERL price defied the marketwide downturn with a 100% rally following the release of an environmentally friendly focused platform that provides users with carbon credits.

A company that measures air quality and one that provides IoT internet access team up for blockchain-based rewards.

After introducing a new carbon-neutral system for Bitcoin investment in April, One River Digital has already applied for a carbon-neutral BTC ETF.

To achieve the goal of a green Bitcoin network, crypto mining companies should push for production with less use of fossil fuels.

Canadian light electric vehicle manufacturer Daymak has announced an electric car that can mine Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies while parked.

Bearish signals are growing in the crypto markets as tighter regulations and environmental concerns cast a dark shadow over Bitcoin.

Multiple efforts to ban Bitcoin couldn’t stop the largest cryptocurrency from becoming a $1-trillion asset earlier this year.

Steps are being taken to ensure green Bitcoin options for investors, but this may only serve as a short-term solution to a long-term problem.