United Kingdom · Proof-of-work infrastructure

Zcash mining, built around cheap, clean power.

In Motion Mining is developing a large Zcash mining operation in cold, renewable-rich locations, starting in northern Norway, with possible UK sites.

Investor enquiries start a conversation. They are not an offer or an invitation to the public to invest.

  1. 01Power

    Renewable electricity, with hydro in northern Norway as the lead path.

  2. 02Cooling

    Cold air can lower the cooling load. It does not remove the need for a design.

  3. 03Machines

    Equihash miners. Models and quantities stay unpublished until they are cleared.

  4. 04Network

    A reliable connection for the work. Security arrangements stay off this site.

01 — The project

What we're building

A mining facility is a building, a power contract, a cooling path, and a fleet of machines. We are designing those pieces together, and we are still early.

Zcash, on purpose

The operation is aimed at Zcash, a proof-of-work network. The machines have to match its algorithm. The reason is technical, and it is set out on the about page.

Power before scale

The size of the hall follows the electricity that can actually be contracted. No tariff and no megawatt figure is published here.

A cold climate

Northern Norway is the leading area because hydroelectricity and cold air sit in the same place. UK sites are a possible second path.

02 — Energy

Why this energy model

Mining turns electricity into the work that orders transactions. The price and the carbon of that electricity decide whether a facility is a sensible thing to build.

The search is for renewable power that can be comparatively cheap, and for a climate that does some of the cooling. Norwegian hydroelectricity is the lead candidate. A contract is not in place, and no price is stated on this site. Cheap power is an aim of the search. It is not a promise that the operation will make money.

Read the sustainability and operation pages for the split between what we can say and what is still open.

03 — Places

Where we are looking

Northern Norway

A cold climate and a large hydroelectric system are the reasons this is the leading area. No municipality, plot, or power partner is named, because none has been agreed for publication.

Site status and next steps

Possible UK sites

A UK site would only be interesting where it could use surplus renewable electricity, with a grid connection and planning permission. That path is being assessed. It is not the lead plan.

How we talk about the power

04 — People

The team

Isaac is the founder. Other names will appear only when the people concerned have agreed to be listed.

Isaac

Founder

[PLACEHOLDER — founder biography]

Advisers

[PLACEHOLDER — advisers, only with their permission]

05 — Updates

Latest news

No updates have been published yet. Company notes, and plain-language writing on energy and mining, will appear on the news page.

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Start a conversation

For a general question, write to hello@inmotionmining.com. If you are asking about investment, use the investor page. That page is an enquiry route, not an offer.