⚡ Could the French state store its energy… in Bitcoin? In 2024, more than 350 hours of negative prices were recorded, and 1.7 TWh of wind and solar power were capped – energy deliberately prevented from entering the grid. A proposed law aims to transform this surplus into value through Bitcoin mining, considered a flexible charge capable of absorbing excess electricity.

➡️ Why does France have more and more surplus hours?

➡️ Is this a real energy lever or just a drop in the ocean?

➡️ What is peak shaving, and why can electricity be sold at a negative price?

➡️ How can mining stop and restart instantly to use only the “excess” energy?

➡️ What these surpluses could actually bring in

In this video, we debunk common misconceptions: yes, mining can make use of surpluses… but on the scale of the French network, this remains very limited.

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📌 Video Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:40 What is an electricity surplus? 02:18 What do these surpluses represent and why have they increased? 03:27 What does the French government do with the surpluses? 04:40 How does Bitcoin mining adapt to surpluses 06:57 How much could this actually generate? 07:50 Conclusion: A useful but very marginal solution

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