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Bitcoin mining hosting in Finland

Finland offers a stable EU jurisdiction, excellent free cooling and district-heating heat reuse, and Bull Miners hosts there from $0.0188/kWh at 1 available site. Costs rose in 2026: data centres moved to the standard electricity tax of 2.24 c€/kWh on 1 July 2026, and spot prices can spike in winter cold snaps.

Country data checked 2 November 2026 · live rates updated hourly

Our Finland sites (live)

SitePower rateMonitored uptimeStatus
Finland$0.0188/kWh99.40%Available

Power is billed on actual kWh and deducted from your miner's earnings; net earnings are credited to your balance daily. See hosting terms.

Finland mining at a glance

Public data, checked 2 November 2026. Sources linked.

FactorFinland
Electricity taxData centres moved from 0.05 to 2.24 c€/kWh on 1 Jul 2026 · source
Mining's tax classDisputed — Tax Administration says mining was not treated as data-centre activity · source
Hashrate~7 EH/s, flat, Q4 2026 · source
Heat reuseCommon via district heating networks
ClimateOulu Jan −8.2 °C, annual 3.3 °C

Who Finland suits

For owners who want EU legal certainty and cold-climate efficiency more than the lowest rate.

Cooling

Free-air cooling year-round; waste heat is often sold into district heating.

Key risks

  • Higher electricity tax since July 2026, and uncertainty whether miners qualify for the replacement subsidy.
  • Winter spot-price spikes for sites on market-indexed power.
  • Policy focus on AI data centres; miners may be excluded from incentives.

Machines we recommend for Finland

ModelHashratePowerPriceWhy
Bitmain Antminer S23 (318Th)318Th/s3,498 W$4,799.0011 J/TH — efficiency matters more where power costs more
Bitdeer SealMiner A3 Pro Air (290Th)290Th/s3,625 W$3,816.0012.5 J/TH air-cooled

Estimate profit at Finland rates with the mining calculator or compare all models on profitability.

FAQ

Mining hosting in Finland — questions

Is Bitcoin mining legal in Finland?

Yes. Mining is legal in Finland. The main 2026 change is tax: data centres moved to electricity tax class I (2.24 c€/kWh) on 1 July 2026.

Did Finland's electricity tax change affect miners?

Data centres went from 0.05 to 2.24 c€/kWh on 1 July 2026. Whether crypto mining was ever in the lower class is disputed — the Tax Administration says it was not treated as data-centre activity — so the effective impact varies by site.

Why host miners in Finland?

Cold air allows free cooling year-round, the grid is reliable, and many sites sell the miners' waste heat to district heating, improving overall economics.

What machines suit Finland?

The most efficient air-cooled models, such as the Antminer S23 (11 J/TH), because each watt costs more than in Paraguay or Kazakhstan.