Net zero is broadly the same as carbon neutral: Emissions are still being generated, but they’re offset by the same amount elsewhere. The “net total” of your emissions is then zero. The confusion here is that sometimes net zero is used to talk about all greenhouse gases and sometimes it’s used to talk only about CO₂. Technologies play a big part in “net zero” as well: If a process generates CO₂, but also captures and stores it, it can be net zero. An example of this would be a coal-fired power plant that’s fitted with carbon capture and carbon storage tech. A plant like this could possibly qualify as net zero.

Most national and international climate goals are aiming for net zero by either 2030 or 2050. 

The computing requirement in our industry has traditionally expanded the fossil fuel energy requirement as millions of data modules were added to support the tremendous growth of decentralized transactions, such as cryptocurrency and smart contracts.

As we implement new data mining centers, computing modules are planned to have a sustainable energy source that will supply 100% of its energy requirements, through clean, renewable energy. This paired strategy will guide our facilities to energy independence and a carbon neutral footprint by 2030.

The computing requirement in our industry has traditionally expanded the fossil fuel energy requirement as millions of data modules were added to support the tremendous growth of decentralized transactions, such as cryptocurrency and smart contracts.

As we implement new data mining centers, computing modules are planned to have a sustainable energy source that will supply 100% of its energy requirements, through clean, renewable energy. This paired strategy will guide our facilities to energy independence and a carbon neutral footprint by 2030.

Eversource Energy is building a clean energy future for its Connecticut customers. As the keystone of their commitment, Eversource has adopted the most ambitious goal of its kind – to have their operations be carbon neutral by 2030. Eversource investments in renewable energy sources, like wind and solar power, will also play a pinnacle role in their achieving the ambitious emission-reduction targets by 2030.

As Global Blockchain Mining continues the determined effort to become carbon neutral by 2030, Global has selected the U.S. state of Connecticut for new data center projects largely due to the tremendous carbon neutrality commitment by Eversource Energy, which matches the Global Blockchain Mining energy commitment mission. Our alignment with the power providers in Connecticut all but ensures our goal of sustainable, responsible growth.

Climate change is affecting the market in significant ways. Since the consequences of business as usual can be a dramatic hinderance to our long-term growth strategies, while negatively impacting our community, families, partners, and stakeholders; Global Blockchain Mining will invest significant treasure to take steps toward a carbon neutral footprint by 2030.

To meet our objective, Global will invest up to 20% of our annual revenue in sustainable energy project initiatives.

As we move toward our future in blockchain data mining, we take great pride in our initiative to achieve a carbon neutral footprint in an industry that has historically consumed immense amounts of energy, which in the past was largely supported by energy created from fossil fuels.