Anyone in EU/USA mining on solar power?

[nandenas 78]

solars panels cost too much. i think there is no poin mining on solar power. it much easier to mine by the using electrecity. but yeah it must be really chip

[AlexisMiner 94]

If you have a surplus of electricity from solar panels, it may be better to sell it to the government than to put it into mining.

[ibrahim halil anaç 138]

It would be really cool to have something like this.
Free electricity.
Do less damage to the environment.
Higher profits.
Wonderfully ..
But I don't know about the EU / USA.

[tienda 8776]

Using panel solar power to mine without the doubt it is a great idea and will be cheaper than using a standard energy. Maybe yes there are who used it to mine, but I have not any idea about the solar power force, if it is sufficient for potential machine or no, or maybe should a lot of panels.!..

[Ola22 197]

Indeed, it is very good to hear that some mining companies rely on green energies as a provider of energy for mining operations, and it is very wonderful to link such technology to such methods because of the huge amounts of energy it needs and the side effects it provides on many aspects.

[Sunny7391 55]

That will be great to use solar power for mining even in countries other than usa etc this is completely a good idea for those who are worried about electricity problems or about getting more electricity charges. The idea of solar energy is a great idea. 

[99inches 0]

In my opinion solar panels will be ineffective for mining. But I would listen to someone with experience in this business... For example I heard from my friend who works at a1solarstore.com that now a lot of people are interested in solar panels specifically for the purpose of mining bitcoin. However, when bitcoin is such expensive, there is a huge interest in everything related to crypto.

Edited March 23, 2021 by 99inches

[RoyalHouse01 9]

The mining on the solar power is not that difficult and you do not need to be in one particular country for that you can do it by staying in any country you are.

[David84 1191]

I guess one of the biggest obstacles in mining is providing the cheap power and it is not easy at all because one big miner can consume a whole country consumption amount of elecrticity so I guess you are lucky to have a solar system to take advantage of and this way you will earn more because you will not have high expenses.

[huesca123 946]

On 10/26/2019 at 2:46 PM, CrazyIvan said:

I was wondering if there's anyone is EU or USA mining on solarpower. I thought since solar panals pay themselves back overtime, it might be interesting to mine if you have solarpanels, because you free electricity, and payback solarpanels and have crypto profits..

 

Anyone?

Below is a web page that says they are using Green Energy to mine BTC & other coins. I dont know anything about the company. I dont know if its a scam or legit. But check it out anyway if you want. I am meaning to check it out & maybe invest. I have heard that from Beer Money Forum that it is legit.

 

Its NOT a Referral link - https://excaage.com/

[aiham 488]

This is really a good idea that solar energy can be used during the day in mining. It is environmentally friendly and low cost if we think that solar panels can be used after mining is completed . The important thing is to choose a suitable area for solar panels and these areas are already in Europe and America .

[huesca123 946]

On 10/26/2019 at 2:46 PM, CrazyIvan said:

I was wondering if there's anyone is EU or USA mining on solarpower. I thought since solar panals pay themselves back overtime, it might be interesting to mine if you have solarpanels, because you free electricity, and payback solarpanels and have crypto profits..

 

Anyone?

You might want to do a search on YouTube. I think Ive seen some videos about using solar panels to mine BTC & other cryptos. Also, China just recently shut down most if not all mining operations in China. If you can believe what China says.

 

Im mining on Genesis & on ECOS. Genesis is great but they dont have any contracts for sale at the moment. ECOS pays out but they are a hassle to deal with.