New Bitcoin Mining Facility In New Zealand Faces Local Protests

Last updated: June 9, 2025, 23:41

New Bitcoin Mining Facility In New Zealand Faces Local Protests

Locals near Clyde Dam in

This means (on average) no bitcoin mining and a desperate need to add additional network capacity. Once capacity is added, say in the form of a nuclear plant, then again there is excess

The new construction has stirred fear among locals that cryptocurrency’s energy-intensive mining will be the project’s primary purpose, effectively exporting local

Locals near Clyde Dam in Central Otago, New Zealand, decry the construction of a new data center by Contact Energy in partnership with Lake Parime, a UK

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New Bitcoin Mining Facility in New Zealand Faces Local Protests

New Zealand nationals residing near

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Locals in New Zealand Town Protest Against New Mining Facility

New Zealand nationals residing near Clyde Dam in Central Otago, are not embracing the construction of the latest data center by Contact Energy in collaboration with

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JUST IN: Locals in Otago, New Zealand, are protesting against the construction of a new Bitcoin mining center near Lake Parime. Locals are concerned that the

A New hydropowered data center in New Zealand has raised concerns from locals. Some objections address the lack of local benefits of the project. Contact Energy assures residents

New Zealanders protest construction of new crypto mining facility

The construction of a new

The construction of a new data center by Contact Energy – Lake Parime, near Clyde Dam in Central Otago New Zealand, hasn’t gone down well with the locals. It has

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A new law that could see controversial mining and infrastructure projects fast-tracked for approval across New Zealand has sparked protests in parliament and vows