Luzboa, the Portugal-based energy trading company, will start accepting Bitcoin (BTC) as payment for electricity. It has been reported that Pedro Morais Leitão, the President of Luzboa, announced the news to Portuguese publication Expresso by stating that the new payment option should become available this month. However, Luzboa will create a Bitcoin wallet in the coming days, allowing residents to pay for electricity under a new payment system known as “Bit Spot.” Luzboa, a

Malaysian police arrested four cryptocurrency mining operators after discovering that they were stealing electricity from Sarawak Energy Berhad (SEB), a state-owned power firm. It has been reported by Malay Mail that authorities spent two days cracking down on four shophouses, believed to be housing cryptocurrency mining centers, as the shophouses were located in the cities of Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, Jalan Pahlawan and Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman. However, according to the

Power Ledger will run another blockchain-enabled trading trial in Japan’s Kanto Region. The Australian tech firm has teamed up with companies such as Japanese solar provider Sharing Energy and electricity retailer eRex. On October 3rd, Power Ledger shared the news with Cointelegraph that the energy trade trail will be run in Japan’s Kanto region by December 3rd. Kanto- Hub of Japan’s economy Power Ledger’s trial will track the surplus energy solar levels and energy trading in