Clean energy is fueling the growth of blockchain technology.
Amid a new wave of mainstream adoption for cryptocurrencies and rising demand for decentralized applications, FY Energy is expanding its portfolio of Green Energy Cloud Computing Contracts.
The move is a strategic response to the growing energy demands of blockchain networks, aligning the industry’s rapid growth with a commitment to environmental sustainability.
FY Energy’s services are powered entirely by renewable sources, including solar, wind, and hydropower, offering a crucial alternative to traditional data centers that rely on fossil fuels. This approach not only supports high-performance computing but also ensures that blockchain’s expansion does not come at the expense of the environment.
According to FY Energy, “Scalability in blockchain shouldn’t mean sacrificing sustainability. Our platform is designed to support high-performance computing without compromising the planet. With this expansion, we are making it easier for developers and contributors to access secure, renewable-powered computing resources wherever they are.”
The new cloud contracts are managed through a smart contract-based interface and provide users with non-custodial, privacy-focused computing power.
The services are compatible with major Web3 ecosystems, enabling fast deployment for tasks like blockchain validation, decentralized data processing, and AI model training. The expansion adds capacity in North America, Southeast Asia, and the EU, enhancing the platform’s global availability and redundancy, the company said in a statement.
