Looks like tariff policies are set to hit the energy sector harder than expected. A recent industry analysis points to rising operational costs and potential project delays hitting oil and gas developments throughout 2026. Companies might need to rethink their timelines and budgets as these trade barriers reshape the cost structure. Could be interesting to watch how this ripples through energy-intensive industries—including crypto mining operations that depend heavily on stable energy pricing.

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TokenAlchemistvip
· 9h ago
tariff-induced energy cost inflation creates some fascinating arbitrage surfaces across mining operations rn... efficiency vectors that used to be unprofitable suddenly become viable. pretty brutal liquidation cascade incoming for the marginal players tho, not gonna lie
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rugpull_survivorvip
· 12-11 23:42
Mining costs are about to skyrocket; energy expenses are really unsustainable.
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HashRateHustlervip
· 12-11 02:45
Keywords: energy costs, mining machine electricity bills are going up again, this is uncomfortable --- Mining electricity costs are about to skyrocket, once tariffs come in, energy companies will pass the costs directly to us --- Energy prices are set to soar in 2026... miners will need to recalculate again, this is terrible --- Now it's good, rising oil and gas costs, electricity bills will follow increases, and mining profits will be further squeezed --- The energy sector is under sanctions, crypto mining is directly hit, and the cost structure has completely changed --- The key is that stable energy pricing is gone. Can anyone tell me how to do long-term planning... --- Trade barriers are coming, the cost model of mining farms needs to be rewritten --- Wait, does this mean large mining farms will shut down or will they adjust their mining strategies? Curious --- The increase in energy costs is so significant, small miners will have to consider exiting...
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MidnightSnapHuntervip
· 12-11 02:35
Tariffs... make life even harder for miners.
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