Fortune Magazine Article RatingThe EU doesn't think Bitcoin mines are worth the energy they use
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
63% : In the EU, access to renewable energy will remain strained while the bloc transitions to a green energy grid, especially as that transition is accelerated by the war in Ukraine.53% : The Finnish capital says the project could provide 40% of the city's total heating needs, pushing out coal and gas, which currently provide 75% of municipal heating.
44% : Even when Bitcoin mining runs on renewable power, policy planners would rather save that energy for industrial or consumer purposes because renewable electricity is still a limited resource.
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