Pakistan is considering attracting Bitcoin mining companies to consume excess electricity
The Pakistani government is exploring the use of excess electricity by attracting Bitcoin mining operators to reduce the financial burden on the power industry. The country's energy department has consulted with relevant parties and plans to design special electricity rates for emerging industries such as cryptocurrency mining.
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