Laos Cuts Power Supply To Crypto Mining Firms, Cites Production Concerns
Electricite du Laos (EDL), the state-run power distribution company, has announced a major cut to crypto mining firms in the country, swerving from its pro-crypto stance since 2021. According to local news reports, the c...
According to local news reports, the country cites several reasons for the sudden decision ranging from electricity production to climate concerns linked to how it produced electricity due to drought....
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