<ul><li>Residents of Hadsel, Norway, express relief as a noisy Bitcoin mining facility is shut down.</li><li>The closure of the facility leads to a rise in electricity bills for the town, as it contributed 20% of the income for local electricity provider Noranett.</li><li>The Hadsel Bitcoin mining center consumed around 80 GWh of electricity annually, equivalent to the consumption of 3,200 households.</li><li>The town is now seeking new projects to manage electricity consumption and avoid higher power costs.</li></ul>

Norway Town Seeks Bitcoin Mine Closure Over Energy Hike

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