Bitcoin Mining Profit in Nunavut
At Nunavut's average industrial electricity price of 65.28¢ CAD per kWh (US$ 46.73¢), a 200 TH/s machine using 3,500 W would lose about $32.71 a day at today's hashprice ($33.42 per PH/s a day, bitcoin $76,785). At the household price of 74.94¢ CAD it would lose $38.51 a day. Break-even: 7.80¢ (US) per kWh. Nunavut ranks 64 of 64 US states and Canadian provinces for mining on electricity cost.
Network and price Nov 2, 2026, 20:54 UTC · electricity: Hydro-Québec, Comparison of Electricity Prices in Major North American Cities (2025)
Your mining profit in Nunavut
Assumes 144 blocks a day, today's fees per block and no change in difficulty or price. Hardware, cooling, hosting and taxes are not included. Canadian rates are converted at 1.3968 CAD per US dollar. Example machine: 200 TH/s at 3,500 W (17.5 J/TH).
Mining in Nunavut
Canada has no single price list for miners: these are Hydro-Québec's yearly comparison of big-city utility rates (large power, 5,000 kW). Several provincial utilities have limited or paused new connections for crypto mining in recent years (for example in Quebec, British Columbia and Manitoba), so check with the utility before planning a mine.
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Bitcoin Mining in Nunavut: FAQ
Is bitcoin mining profitable in Nunavut?
At today's numbers, not at the average industrial rate: a 200 TH/s machine would lose about $32.71 a day. At household rates it would lose $38.51 a day. Miners with cheaper contracts or more efficient machines do better.
How much does electricity cost in Nunavut?
From Qulliq Energy Corporation (QEC)'s published rates (2025–2026, our calculation, before tax): about 74.94¢ CAD per kWh for a home using 1,000 kWh a month and 65.28¢ CAD for a general-service customer using 100 kW (50,000 kWh a month). There is no large-industrial tariff comparable to the provinces'.
Is bitcoin mining legal in Nunavut?
Yes, but canada has no single price list for miners: these are Hydro-Québec's yearly comparison of big-city utility rates (large power, 5,000 kW). Several provincial utilities have limited or paused new connections for crypto mining in recent years (for example in Quebec, British Columbia and Manitoba), so check with the utility before planning a mine.
What is the break-even electricity price for mining?
7.80¢ (US) per kWh for a 17.5 J/TH machine at today's hashprice; about 10.50¢ for a 13 J/TH machine. It changes every day with the price, fees and network hashrate.
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