Kedu Bitcoin Mining Can Mitigate Renewable Energy Waste

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Wed, Sep 14, 2022 7:00 Pm

Kedu Bitcoin Mining Can Mitigate Renewable Energy Waste

Bitcoin miners, being the unique power consumers they are, can be a possible solution to the problem of renewable energy waste.

Dị ka akụkọ izu ụka kachasị ọhụrụ sitere na Nnyocha Arcane, the flexibility of BTC ndị na-egwupụta akụ means they can help mitigate wastage produced due to the nature of renewable energy resources.

Wind and solar power sources don’t generate energy at a constant rate, but at a variable one. This variation isn’t something we can control, so these sources inevitably end up generating amounts different from the grid’s needs.

In times when these generators produce excess energy, the power prices in the market can crash to very low values, or even sometimes negative rates.

Both wind and solar have observed some sharp growth in recent years, and according to the report, they are expected to keep growing rapidly. Here is a chart that shows the trend in the global capacities of these sources so far, and how they will likely do in the future:

The report notes that there are a couple of reasons why Bitcoin Ngwuputa could possibly mitigate the frequency of negative prices in power grids with solar and wind sources.

First, mining is location agnostic, meaning miners can setup their facilities pretty much anywhere around the world without any issues, as long as the location has power available.

And second, mining machines can be switched on and off as and when miners like, without causing any problems.

These factors mean that miners can shift their farms close to renewable sources, and only take power when there is excess energy available. In all other times, the generator will deliver it straight to the grid.

Other than these, there are also some other reasons that make mining suitable for this purpose. For example, the portability associated with mining rigs, and the fact that their energy intake can be varied notch by notch, makes it possible for miners to use only exactly as much excess energy as is available.

The report explains that as solar and wind continue to grow, the excess energy produced by them will also become more. If left unmitigated, this problem can threaten renewable energy economics and limit the sector’s growth. It would appear that Bitcoin mining can perhaps help curtail this issue.

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