South African power company Eskom is considering selling electricity to bitcoin mining companies at a discount
PANews, March 14 — According to Bitcoin Magazine citing local media reports, due to the widespread adoption of rooftop solar installations reducing daytime grid demand, South African power company Eskom is exploring the option of selling excess daytime electricity to bitcoin mining companies. The rapid proliferation of rooftop solar systems in South Africa has begun to reshape the country's electricity demand structure. Many households and businesses now generate their own power during the day, and once solar panels start producing electricity, Eskom experiences idle power capacity.
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