East Timor – CO₂ and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Country Profile – Our World in Data

East Timor’s Carbon Footprint: A Closer Look at CO₂ and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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East Timor continues to rank among the world’s lowest greenhouse gas emitters, a testament to its minimal industrial footprint and dependence on traditional energy sources, reveals the latest data from Our World in Data

Demand destruction has begun: What Sri Lanka reveals about the global energy crisis – Atlantic Council

Demand Destruction Has Begun: What Sri Lanka’s Experience Reveals About the Global Energy Crisis

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Demand destruction is already underway, as Sri Lanka’s energy crisis shines a spotlight on global vulnerabilities. The island’s hardships expose how soaring costs and persistent shortages compel consumers to slash their energy use, signaling mounting pressure across international energy markets

Tajikistan Blames Illegal Cryptocurrency Mining for Some of Its Energy Woes – The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific Current Affairs Magazine

Tajikistan Points to Illegal Cryptocurrency Mining as a Major Cause of Its Energy Crisis

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Tajikistan is grappling with energy shortages, partly due to illegal cryptocurrency mining that puts immense pressure on the country’s power grid. In response, authorities are stepping up regulations to crack down on unlicensed miners as demand continues to surge

A Remote Himalayan Kingdom Bet Big on Bitcoin Mining. So Far, It Has Paid Off. – The Wall Street Journal

How a Remote Himalayan Kingdom Struck Gold with Bitcoin Mining

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A remote Himalayan kingdom has boldly transformed its rugged landscape into a thriving digital goldmine through massive Bitcoin mining investments. Early results reveal exciting economic growth, revolutionizing the region’s financial future