New Breakthrough in Liquid Cooling Mining: 3MW Project Aims to Achieve 90% Power Recovery

【Crypto World】A mining project has recently made some new moves. They partnered with Bitforest Investment to launch a 3.0 MW pilot in Manitoba, Canada. Although the scale isn’t large, the concept is quite interesting — deploying 360 liquid-cooled servers.

The key point here is: the waste heat generated from mining is recovered to power greenhouses, with a theoretical power recovery rate of up to 90%. If this can be truly achieved, it would be quite significant for the mining industry, which faces the greatest cost pressures. The project plans to run for 24 months, aiming for a stable 95% uptime, ultimately keeping the overall electricity cost at $0.035 per kWh.

Although this is still in the proof-of-concept stage, if the data turns out satisfactory, this model could be replicated in other mining farms. After all, in an industry where electricity costs are fiercely competitive, saving even a penny counts.