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# Mining Center Locations

## Strategic Location of Mining Centers. 

Mining rigs require quite a bit of power, so electricity cost is a big factor when computing whether mining can be a profitable venture. This is why the location matters since there are stark differences in electricity prices from country to country and climate weathers that can also help.

**TMT will work in 3 different countries. The growth of the project will determine the speed at which it expands.** 

1\) **Argentina. Location: Ushuaia - Tierra del Fuego**. The southernmost city in the world. Here we are currently located. Why? The advantages in the price of energy, as well as the cold weather, makes Argentina one of the best places in the world to put a mining center. The value of energy in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina is one of the cheapest in the world.

2\)  **Asunción, Paraguay**. The location of our second mining center will be here. The opening of the country towards Blockchain technologies opens the door to investment in this also South American country.

3\) **Oklahoma - USA**. Using the most recent full year of data available from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. While the energy mix available within a state will play a large role in state electricity prices, energy-limiting policies in some states act to artificially elevate prices, making the price of electricity much higher for consumers and businesses. Oklahoma is an open state for investment with cheap energy and growth in renewable energy. We will be opening a third mining center there.  

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