It was built in the early 2000s thanks to $3m raised from charity donations.
British-Zambian Daniel Rea runs the site after his missionary family led the building project, primarily to power the local hospital. Now it provides power for around 15,000 people in the local area but the project hasn't been able to make ends meet because of slow take-up from the community. Allowing the bitcoiners to set up shop here has been transformational to the business.
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It was built in the early 2000s thanks to $3m raised from charity donations.
British-Zambian Daniel Rea runs the site after his missionary family led the building project, primarily to power the local hospital.
Now it provides power for around 15,000 people in the local area but the project hasn't been able to make ends meet because of slow take-up from the community.
Allowing the bitcoiners to set up shop here has been transformational to the business.