180kw Off-Grid Bitcoin Mine Walkthrough with Steve Barbour

CEO and Founder of Upstream Data Inc., Steve Barbour, walks you through a Canadian well site that is mitigating methane venting via Bitcoin Mining.
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[@awidesigns]

Great use of the extra gas...love seeing the bullet proof S9's still running, especially since efficiency is a non issue at this location. Thanks for sharing!

[@EbadHanafi]

Great concept, great way to monetize stranded assets. All of the power is essentially being converted to heat by the bitcoin mine, have you considered using the waste heat for something? Similar to cogeneration, would boost overall efficiency even higher.

[@upstreamdatainc]

We are exploring water cooled systems that will allow us to utilize more of the waste heat. Currently the heated air is either vented to the environment or recirculated during cold months.

[@RxmpageHodl]

im from lloydminster and bitcoiner at heart. Im really fascinated by what you guys are doing. kinda wish i would have thought of a bitcoin idea like this and found bitcoin before 2020. Congrats on your business and you deserve success

[@upstreamdatainc]

Lloydminster is a town absolutely jammed packed with opportunity, we are proud to represent this community!

[@mikeclear2907]

Great video Steve & Team! Keep up the amazing work! Saving my pennies to buy one of the new Chevy units! Let's see a vid of the new one!!!

[@lovegansaw]

Excellent idea. Thinking to try something like that in my SE Asian country! Bitcoin is in bull market! You are making a lot of profit! Kudos to your efforts!

[@SuperheroArmorychannel]

You mentioned that the BTC miners were utilizing about 100kw of power, how much BTC does that generate in a day on average?

[@VamosViverFora]

Around 0.00000167 satoshis per Terahash.

[@lexxiconn26]

Great video!

[@goodnessuche1430]

After watching this. Im replicating this in Africa. Africa would generate at least 200 exahash with this technology alone

[@fedelang]

This great product! Question, hot air exhaust, isn't capturing rain water? Where does the drain go?

[@Nibiruranch]

Where does one get a job maintaining a location like this.

[@harleylimassol211]

Awesome video! Bravo!

[@chundygunderson6647]

Awesome video, thanks!

[@christianblazina4110]

you mention the 128 s9's only pulling 100kw of power. Is that just because the miners are not running at full hash?

[@MRX625.]

Beautifully done. I mean if you can generate BTC by using water, wind, oil or gas, so just do it. I'll definitely do it. ;-)

[@user-pk6gz1cq7s]

Do you guys test the MCFD production of gas wells? I have a project in Illinois with 132 oil wells that I need tested. Would love to know the cost per well for a hash hut on top of each one, if the gas allotment is what we are hoping it is daily. I'm thinking it would be a lot more cost effective to do it this way then to link all of the wells to one central facility. ( again hypothetical, would need to test the MCFD of each well )

[@BaconEggsAndHash]

Great Idea...Love it !

[@ihsanbacha1437]

how much is the return ?

[@timothyyoung980]

Can a normal person send you a bitcoin mining rig to run?

[@alecplayz5552]

Whats the equivalent cost per kWh your currently paying? I have about 550 s9's and am looking to start mining off of flare gas. Thanks in advance! :)

[@RazziiGrows]

That’s genius

[@tryitout_yt]

What PDUs are those?

[@user-og4je1yh6b]

Comeone noone would run S9's there.. that's just for the video. ;)

[@Data_CPA]

What's cost on this setup?

[@hdcomputerkeith]

nice

[@josephspruill1212]

Would definitely bring the price down cause they would be making money both ways.

[@polok890]

Have the neighbors called the cops over the nonstop noise

[@Bulltardwin]

I mine my own crypto with my phone. HEX