Tether Will Support El Salvador's $1 Billion Renewable Energy Project

On Tuesday, Tether, the leading stablecoin issuer, announced intentions to collaborate with the government of El Salvador.

According to the announcement, Tether intends to contribute quantifiable resources to El Salvador's $1 billion renewable energy project.

According to a previous report, the Bitcoin-friendly nation intends to construct a 241-megawatt (MW) renewable energy facility. According to the report, it was estimated that photovoltaic solar would generate 169 MW and wind energy would generate 72 MW.

 

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El Salvador is a Partner of Tether.

The new facility will be located in Metapan and will assist the nation in establishing the largest Bitcoin mining farm. In the past, the Metapan region has generated substantial quantities of renewable solar and wind power.

As of the publication of this article, Tether has joined other investors seeking to raise the initial capital for the new website. Capital of $250 million is required for the initial investment in Volcano Energy.

According to the Volcano Energy report, prominent technology and cryptocurrency companies will raise their initial capital. The Tether team anticipates that the energy generated by the Metapan power facility will increase Bitcoin mining in the area.

The Tether team estimated that the new site's computing power would reach 1.3 exahashes per second, which is an accurate figure.

 

Introduction to Bitcoin Mining in El Salvador

The Tether team argued that the high output of the Bitcoin mining hash rate produced by Volcano energy would increase. A rising mining hash rate would place El Salvador in the top 20 of the world's most productive mining pools.

 

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According to a report issued by Tether's chief technology officer, Paolo Ardoino, the investment would represent a significant step forward in the production of renewable energy. Ardoino indicated that Tether's investment is intended to support the expansion of Bitcoin mining operations.

 

In support of this, Josue Lopez, the chief executive officer of Volcano Energy, revealed that the Metapan site would become a benchmarking scheme for Bitcoin mining companies. Lopez remains confident that the Bitcoin mining industry will continue to develop as a result of technological advancements and innovation.

Approximately 52 percent of Bitcoin mining operations use renewable energy, he noted. Lopez believes that investing in renewable energy will increase Bitcoin mining in the area.

 

El Salvador Recruits New Advisers

Saifedean Ammous, author of The Bitcoin Standard, was recently designated as a strategic economic advisor by the administration of President Nayib Bukele. Ammous is anticipated to advise President Bukele on the development of Bitcoin-friendly policies that will increase Bitcoin's use in the region.


Ammous is expected to work closely with Max Keiser, the newly appointed chair of Volcano Energy, in his new position. Additionally, President Bukele's advisor is Keiser.

 

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Keiser has prioritized the rapid adoption of Bitcoin in El Salvador while performing his primary responsibilities. Despite this, the country in Central America has signaled favorable outcomes for Bitcoin adoption and crypto payments.


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