Kazakhstan has approved the use of flare gas from oil fields to generate electricity for crypto mining, according to Techub, which cited Crypto Briefing. The policy allows miners to work with oil companies and convert associated gas that would otherwise be burned off into power. Authorities presented the move as a way to cut energy waste and reduce emissions. The report added that the measure could also support the country’s mining sector. No further implementation details were provided in the brief.
Kazakhstan has approved the use of flare gas from oil fields to generate electricity for crypto mining, according to Techub, citing Crypto Briefing.
The policy allows miners to partner with oil companies and turn associated gas that would otherwise be burned off into power. The move is intended to reduce energy waste and emissions, and it could also support the country’s mining industry.
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