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Mining Electricity Cost Calculator

Calculate monthly and annual power costs from mining rig wattage, electricity rate, and cooling overhead.

Inputs

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Results

Daily cost ($)

$8.97

≈ 2 cups of coffee

Monthly cost ($)

$269.10

≈ 5 tanks of gas

Total power draw (kW)3.74
Daily energy (kWh)89.7
Monthly energy (kWh)2,691
Annual cost ($)$3,274.05
Monthly cost per rig ($)$269.10
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter the power consumption per rig in watts and the number of rigs.
  2. Set your electricity rate in $/kWh.
  3. Input hours running per day and cooling overhead percentage.
  4. Review daily, monthly, and annual electricity cost and monthly cost per rig.
  5. Use the monthly cost to determine minimum daily coin revenue needed for profitability.

How the result changes with Power per rig (W)

Power per rig (W)Daily cost ($)Monthly cost ($)
10,000$27.60$828.00
35,000$96.60$2,898.00
65,000$179.40$5,382.00
90,000$248.40$7,452.00

What each input means

Power per rig (W)
Total wattage drawn by one mining rig at the wall (e.g., Antminer S19 Pro = 3250W).
Number of rigs
How many identical mining rigs you operate.
Electricity rate ($/kWh)
Your cost per kilowatt-hour. US average is ~$0.10; industrial rates can be $0.04-$0.07.
Hours running per day
Hours per day the rigs are running. Most miners run 24/7.
Cooling overhead (%)
Additional power for cooling (fans, AC). Typical data center PUE overhead is 10-20%.

What each result means

Total power draw (kW)
Combined power draw of all rigs plus cooling, in kilowatts.
Daily energy (kWh)
Total kilowatt-hours consumed per day.
Monthly energy (kWh)
Total kilowatt-hours consumed per 30-day month.
Daily cost ($)
Electricity cost per day.
Monthly cost ($)
Electricity cost per 30-day month.
Annual cost ($)
Projected electricity cost over 365 days.
Monthly cost per rig ($)
Monthly electricity cost attributed to each rig.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Power per rig (W) = 3250, Number of rigs = 1, Electricity rate ($/kWh) = 0.1, Hours running per day = 24 = 5 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Daily cost
    Daily cost = dailyKwh * electricityRate
    8.97 = $8.97
  3. Calculate Monthly cost
    Monthly cost = monthlyKwh * electricityRate
    269.1 = $269.1
  4. Calculate Total power draw
    Total power draw = totalWattsAll / 1000
    3.737 = 3.737
  5. Calculate Daily energy
    Daily energy = kW * hoursPerDay
    89.7 = 89.7

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