US Energy Agency Imposes Mandatory Reporting Requirement for Cryptocurrency Mining
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has introduced a six-month reporting requirement for cryptocurrency mining, which has sparked concerns and opportunities for the industry. There are worries that the data collected could be used to create a negative narrative against cryptocurrency, potentially harming U.S. competitiveness. However, industry leaders are eager to engage in discussions with the EIA about the role of digital energy in strengthening the energy infrastructure, including the potential for load shedding with miners to benefit the grid and the impact on rural and small-town economies. The Digital Energy Council is working with key stakeholders to address issues with the survey and hopes to establish a collaborative and unbiased conversation about the benefits of the industry.
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