Many power plants enter the mines, while miners gather their own energy. Voltus created models to determine how much flexibility should be available to crypto miners: in Texas, $ 37.54 per megawatt hour, and in New England, $ 6.79. by MWh.
Based on his research, during the 2021 lucrative mining season, energy producers may experience more than 10 times the cash flow of bitcoin mines rather than selling their power on the grid, he said.
Daro Ruiz, a supplier of photovoltaics with Solar in Spain, said that although power prices have risen to $ 0.14 per kWh for consumers due to the crisis in Ukraine, manufacturers are still paying around $ 0.05- $ 0.06 per kWh.
Belizaire generally agreed, but stopped short of saying that miners who did not give up their energy would eventually be charged. "As the industry scale, and this approach and model is just beginning, it is likely that a direct integration of renewable resources with the industry will be a significant strategic advantage," Belizaire said.
