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This is something I've thought about often. Imagine mining pays $.40 per KWH used and solar costs $.35 per KWH. Now you have a customer that will buy as much so
by tppiotrowski 5y ago
This is something I've thought about often. Imagine mining pays $.40 per KWH used and solar costs $.35 per KWH. Now you have a customer that will buy as much solar as you can build until the market if flooded with miners and now mining only makes $.20 per KWH used.
The other issue is that if coal costs $.15 per KWH, no one will be interested in renewables.