BITCOIN MINING ESTIMATED TO REPRESENT 0 9 OF GLOBAL CARBON EMISSIONS

Last updated: June 16, 2025, 20:49  |  Written by: Raoul Pal

Bitcoin Mining Estimated To Represent 0 9 Of Global Carbon Emissions
Bitcoin Mining Estimated To Represent 0 9 Of Global Carbon Emissions

Based On Average Emission Factors

Bitcoin mining is estimated to account for .9% of international

Carbon footprint of global Bitcoin mining: emissions beyond borders

Based on average emission factors (557.76 gCO 2 /kWh) and the Bitcoin network’s estimated electric load demand (13.39 GW as of August 2025), we estimate that

New York Digital Investment Group

Our research adopts a more accurate approach by using energy source-specific emission factors for a particular Bitcoin mining country under study and considering

Bitcoin mining estimated to represent 0.9% of global

New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG) estimates that Bitcoin's energy consumption will remain below 0.5 % of global carbon emissions over the next decade.

The New York Digital Investment

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The New York Digital Investment Group also estimates that Bitcoin mining will account for no extra than .four% of international

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