Hashvalue Deploys First Chile Node to Launch Green Mining Trial Across Latin America

Hashvalue announced the official deployment of its first mining node in Chile, marking the launch of a green energy-driven pilot initiative across Latin America. This milestone represents a strategic step toward scalable, low-emission crypto infrastructure in high-potential emerging markets.

The Chilean node, located in the country's northern energy corridor, is powered entirely by renewable energy sources—primarily solar and hydropower—making it one of Hashvalue’s most energy-efficient sites to date. The operation introduces a sustainable computing architecture to the region, aligning with growing environmental expectations in blockchain infrastructure.

Hashvalue selected Chile for its high photovoltaic capacity, stable grid infrastructure, and favorable regulatory conditions supporting innovation in digital finance. The company’s engineering team worked with regional energy advisors to configure a low-latency, high-efficiency cluster customized for local climate and power availability.

The pilot node operates with a projected hashrate capacity of 0.6 EH/s and supports multiple contract types, including BTC, ETH (pre-merge legacy layer), and proof-of-stake bridge yield options. Initial metrics show energy usage efficiency nearly 29% better than the global platform average.

As part of its sustainability roadmap, Hashvalue will issue monthly environmental performance reports from the Chile site, covering carbon impact, energy source mix, thermal efficiency metrics, and cooling optimization. These data points are integrated into the platform’s Green Operations Dashboard for user transparency.

In tandem with the physical deployment, Hashvalue introduced a “Green Mining Allocation” option—allowing users to direct their cloud mining participation into renewable-powered pools. Participants in the green trial receive early access to eco-linked mining perks and fee discounts during the beta phase.

The Chile node also contributes to platform decentralization objectives, reducing strain on overutilized zones and expanding service coverage across the Global South. This geographic diversification strengthens uptime reliability and mitigates exposure to regional regulatory risks.

Local support infrastructure has been activated to assist users across Latin America, including Spanish-language onboarding tools, regional payout options, and ESG-compliant investment reports tailored to miners and digital asset investors.

Hashvalue’s leadership team noted that this initiative signals a broader shift toward responsible growth. “Our Chile deployment is more than an operational milestone—it’s a commitment to balance scale and sustainability,” the team stated. “As the crypto ecosystem matures, energy awareness must become integral to infrastructure design.”

Looking ahead, Hashvalue plans to replicate the Chile model in two additional Latin American countries by mid-2023 and increase its global renewable-node capacity by 40% over the next 12 months.