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The two countries have very similar geographies and share an electricity market. They also have weak connections to the rest of the European electricity grid, forcing them to generate clean power at home rather than rely on imports.







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I'm surprised there haven't been any nationwide blackouts...

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~lol~lol

It’ll be a surprise if there’s one at all! Since renewables started coming online, there’s only been one, and people talked about it a lot here on SN as well!

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savage

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Is this good news?

I think so; it shows that a country can diversify its energy production methods beyond simply burning fossil fuels.

And when countries start using surplus energy to mine Bitcoin, it will become even more attractive for them to generate energy using every means at their disposal.

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...until they don't.

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What's the worst that could happen? We still got hydro, and that's bigger than solar or wind!

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ooh, I don't know. Something about the grid collapsing and inefficient/ineffective generation.

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