В Дагестане серый майнер украл электричество на 2,5 млн руб.

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Нелегальная добыча криптовалют велась на территории частного домовладения

Дагестанский майнер украл электричества на 2,5 млн руб. Нелегальная ферма была найдена на территории частного домовладения в городе Буйнакск, сообщили в «Дагэнерго».

Энергетики совместно с сотрудниками правоохранительных органов обнаружили незаконно работающую ферму из 15 устройств для добычи криптовалют. Они были размещены в отдельном, специально для них оборудованном строении.

Владелец оборудования на протяжении длительного времени систематически искажал показания приборов учета с целью сокрытия фактического объема потребляемой электроэнергии, отметили в «Дагэнерго». При этом оборудование эксплуатировалось «на пределе возможностей электросети», что создавало риски нарушения устойчивости энергоснабжения в районе.

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По предварительным расчетам, организатор фермы незаконно потребил порядка 324 тыс. кВт⋅ч. Ущерб от ее работы оценили в 2,5 млн руб.

Дагестан входит в перечень территорий России, где майнинг запрещен до весны 2031 года. Тем не менее в республике периодически находят подпольные фермы, чаще всего в частном секторе.

Компетентные органы проводят правовую оценку действий майнера из Буйнакска. В отношении него рассматривается возбуждение уголовного дела за кражу электричества, а также требования по возмещению ущерба и санкции за неправомерное подключение к сетям.

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