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United States’ second-largest power company Duke Energy is reportedly studying Bitcoin mining with plans to integrate the activity into its demand response strategy.

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Bitcoin Mining Piques The Interest Of The US’ 2nd-Biggest Electric

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The 2nd largest electric power company in the U.S, Duke Energy, is studying the benefits of bitcoin mining and how to intergrate it into the grid

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Duke Energy on Thursday raised its five-year capital expenditure plan to $83 billion, a 13.7% jump, to accommodate rising demand from population growth in the U.S.

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Amazon, Google and Microsoft have signed initial agreements to develop new power contract terms with electric utilities in the U.S. south aimed at lowering the cost of

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Duke Energy, the second largest electric power provider in the United States, is reportedly considering bitcoin mining. According to reports, the company intends to incorporate bitcoin

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The 2nd largest electric power company in the U.S, Duke Energy

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