Clean and Efficient
Crypto Mining
Hydro Hash is a crypto mining company using renewable hydroelectric power and liquid cooling to achieve new levels of power efficiency and profitability.
Contact: info@hydrohash.io 1 (505) 295-4095
Crypto mining is routinely criticized for being environmentally unfriendly. Bitcoin mining consumes 0.5% of all electricity used globally ¹ , that’s more than the entire population of Finland’s 5.5 million people
Renewable energy is only 29% of all energy produced globally ² , so any excessive energy use is environmentally damaging. More importantly, renewable hydroelectric power can be had for far below average energy costs.
Almost all crypto mining rigs are air cooled, just like an old VW bug or boring beige computer.
Modern cars and gaming PC´s have gone liquid cooled, and for good reason: it’s cheaper and more reliable to cool with liquid than with air. Even Tesla batteries are liquid cooled.
With a liquid cooled mining rig, the ASIC’s (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) can be ran reliably cool, extending their longevity, in a narrower and more predictable temperature range, while running higher sustained loads for greater efficiency. ³ This consumes less overall power for a given hashrate and increases the overall profitability of operations.
Almost all crypto mining rigs are air cooled, just like an old VW bug or boring beige computer.
Modern cars and gaming PC´s have gone liquid cooled, and for good reason: it’s cheaper and more reliable to cool with liquid than with air. Even Tesla batteries are liquid cooled.
With a liquid cooled mining rig, the ASIC’s (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) can be ran reliably cool, extending their longevity, in a narrower and more predictable temperature range, while running higher sustained loads for greater efficiency. ³ This consumes less overall power for a given hashrate and increases the overall profitability of operations.

Rick Bentley, CEO and Chairman. Rick has a long history of leadership and innovation in Silicon Valley. He was first mining crypto in 2015 while working full time at Google. When Ethereum came out he was mining on liquid cooled GPU rigs of his own design. He’s started several tech companies: one was backed by Softbank and bought by Uber; another has had two successful Reg CF’s, on Republic and Wefunder, and a Reg A+ fundraise of over $30M. Mr. Bentley has a B.A. in Physics and a Masters in Engineering from University of California at Berkeley.

Brad Degnan has a long history of Systems Administration in Silicon Valley. He has managed servers and networks for Electronic Arts, deCarta (bought by Uber), IronPort Systems, Cisco, Thoughtmatrix, Enmetric Systems and Redaptive. He first started mining BTC in 2011.