ADECOAGRO REDIRIGE 230 MW of energy to Bitcoin mining.
Tether brings his mining software, which will be openly open source.
Tether, the company behind the USDT stable, and Adecoagro, a South American Sustainable Energy Production Company, signed a memorandum of understanding on July 3 to develop a Bitcoin mining project in Brazil, using renewable energy.
This Joint work It seeks to take advantage of the 230 MW of adecoagro renewable energy capacity, redirecting market electricity towards BTC mining. This company also has offices in Argentina and Uruguay, so both companies could be interested in installing mining hashrate in these countries.
Adecoagro, which generates renewable energy from sources such as biomass, sees in this project an opportunity To monetize energy surplus that currently sells in the market Spotwhere prices are volatile.
By allocating part of that energy to mining, the company stabilizes income and explores Bitcoin’s potential as a long -term value reserve, similar to what it does with its agricultural assets.

Tether, meanwhile, continues to accentuate his position in favor of Bitcoin and his mining. In this case, it will contribute its Operating System for Mining MOS (Mining OS), which will be open source by the end of 2025, as cryptootics notified.
According to Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether, this collaboration reinforces its commitment to the sustainable mining and resilient energy infrastructurealigning agricultural production with the digital economy.
The project not only seeks profitability, but also strengthen the stability of the electricity grid. Bitcoin mining can act as a “flexible energy buyer”, consuming surpluses at low demand and releving resources when the network requires it.
This optimizes the use of renewable energies, which often face challenges for their intermittency. Besides, Adecoagro plans to incorporate bitcoin (BTC) to your balancerecognizing its potential as a strategic asset, a practice that companies like Strategy have popularized.
“This project allows us to stabilize a part of the energy that we currently sell in the spot market, setting prices and, at the same time, obtaining exposure to the bitcoin bullish potential.”
Mariano Bosch, co -founder and executive director of Adecoagro.
With this project, Brazil is positioned as a relevant actor in sustainable Bitcoin mining in the region, while the initiative not only highlights the potential of renewable energy in the digital economy, but also underlines how Bitcoin can integrate into traditional industries gradually.