Thank you so much for the feedback, much appreciated. I agree that Bitcoin price plays a major role in making the mining play successful and that competition is going to heat up as the halvings occur with more hashpower on the network. However I am of the opinion that as block rewards decrease transaction fees will fill the gap as the network scales, so that’s also something to consider when we analyse potential mining revenue. Secondly my angle was looking at funding infrastructure projects for electricity generation from a governmental level, as opposed to IMF/WB loans that come with strings attached, which is why I highlighted that Bitcoin bonds could be a starting point to do this, a hybrid solution. Having said that I am not denying or discounting the idea of a community grassroots approach which you suggested to doing this which would definitely work if executed right. Lastly this approach can be implemented first at micro grid level as a proof of concept and instead of huge power plants, we could have multiple smaller micro-grids that are Bitcoin powered so to speak. Have a look at this https://africansignals.substack.com/p/21st-century-villages I like the helium idea it’s a bit complex to implement in this scenario but it’s worth giving a thought to and thank you for the link you shared I will have a look at it. I will do a follow up to this article soon, based on some of the feedback I am getting 😀