Mining heat calculator

Calculate how much your heating costs drop when you use your miner's residual heat to warm your home.

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Mining heat calculator

Calculate your real electricity price per kWh when you use a Bitcoin miner to help heat — from a small Bitaxe or Avalon Nano on your desk to a large miner on the central heating. Including outside temperature and heat-pump COP that drops in the cold.

⛏️ Miner

Air-cooled — blows warm air directly into the room (plug-and-play).

🏠 Home

Floor area130
Heating months7 mo
Outside temperature9 °C

⚡ Energy & heating

Electricity price0.23 €/kWh
Gas price1.38 €/m³

1 m³ ≈ 9,8 kWh · ±90% → ≈ €0.157/kWh

₿ Market

Tip: link these fields to a live API later for current figures.

Effective electricity rate

€0.076/kWh

vs 0.23 from the grid — thanks to reused heat.

Mining revenue

€66

per month (estimate)

Heating saved

€185

per month

Net per month

€-25

incl. heat saving

Heat demand coverage

56%

1181 of 2097 kWh

Payback time

incl. saving

Mining only

without heat credit

💹 Cumulative ROI (24 mo)

With heat saving Mining only

How it works

Almost all the electricity a miner uses is released as heat. A heat pump would have used only 1/COP of electricity for the same heat — and because the COP drops in the cold, heating along with mining becomes more valuable as it gets colder.

Regulation in the Netherlands

Informational overview — not tax, legal or financial advice.

Tax: box 3 or box 1

For private individuals, crypto usually falls under box 3 (wealth). In 2026 the tax-free allowance is €59,357 per person (€118,714 for tax partners); the reference date is 1 January. Those who mine structurally or commercially with professional equipment may fall under box 1 (income), with rates up to 49.5%. In doubt? Consult a tax adviser.

DAC8 — automatic data sharing

From 1 January 2026, crypto providers within the EU automatically exchange customer data and transactions with the tax authority. So always declare your crypto correctly.

MiCA & AFM supervision

Since late 2024 the European MiCA legislation applies; the AFM supervises crypto services in the Netherlands. Note: investing in cryptocurrencies carries significant risks — you may lose your deposit.

Installation & safety

Small miners (Bitaxe, Avalon Nano) plug into an ordinary socket. Larger or industrial miners often require three-phase powerand a dedicated circuit. Have the connection to central heating or hot water done by a certified installer.

All amounts are estimates based on your input and may differ from reality. CryptoCode.nl gives no tax, legal or investment advice. Rules may change — check the current situation with the tax authority, the AFM or an adviser. Always do your own research.

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