I live in an area where electricity is really cheap, I'm talking 0.003 USD per kilowatts/hour. I've searched myself around internet apparently it takes 15 000 kilowatts/hour of power to mine a bitcoin, however that information I believe is outdated since hashes have significantly increased from last year and especially since last two weeks, so if someone could do the math I'd appreciate it.
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The amount of kilowatts needed to mine a bitcoin depend on the hashing your setting(rigs) can produce, so 15 000 kilowatts/hour of power is not a good metric
There is plenty of website that allow you to calcul if it can be profitable to mine bitcoin, based on your settings of 0.003 USD per kilowatts/hour yes it is
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