Cryptocurrency Mining Energy Consumption Statistics 2025
Discover the facts behind cryptocurrency mining energy consumption. See the real costs, power use, and what's coming next.
Cryptocurrency mining has grown into a global energy-intensive industry, consuming electricity at a national scale, driving environmental scrutiny and policy debate.
In 2025, mining operations affect electricity pricing, grid stability, and renewable energy adoption in sectors like data centers and national grids.
- Approximately 52.4% of energy consumption comes from renewable and nuclear sources.
- Roughly 1,335 kWh of energy is consumed per transaction.
Cryptocurrency mining stands at a crossroads, consuming energy at a national scale, yet pushing innovation in sustainability, grid integration, and market economics.
Author's summary: Cryptocurrency mining's energy consumption sparks debate.
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