Classic solar power business is limited by number of factors:
Geographic limitations: The traditional solar power business is constrained by the availability of grid infrastructure, which connects solar energy suppliers to the market.
Profit sources: Revenue is generated through end-users, whose energy consumption drives the demand for solar power.
Risk factors:
End-users may opt for alternative energy sources based on competitive pricing.
General economic conditions can impact energy consumption and, consequently, solar power demand.
Regulatory limitations may affect the growth and profitability of solar power businesses.
Growing offer makes busy competition with new market players which are drying margin.
Across the globe, numerous locations receive 50-100% more sunlight compared to traditional European markets. There are no grid available, due to there is no market, but there is strong possibility to turn sunlight into global purchasing power (Bitcoin), as much as 0.05 - 0.15$/kWh.
1974 kWh/kWp
1985 kWh/kWp
2252 kWh/kWp
kWh/kWp is a unit of measurement used to express the energy yield of a photovoltaic (PV) system.
kWh: Kilowatt-hour, a unit of energy.
kWp: Kilowatt-peak, a unit of installed power.
The ratio kWh/kWp represents the amount of energy produced by a PV system over a specific period, typically a year, relative to its installed capacity. A higher kWh/kWp value indicates better performance and efficiency of the PV system.
Bitcoin is a unique form of capital, as it follows a deflationary model. This means that its supply is limited and its value tends to increase over time. On the other hand, traditional currencies, issued by governments, are inflationary, meaning their purchasing power decreases as more money is printed.
Bitcoin has shown a consistent growth in purchasing power since 2009, with a minimum increase of 50% year-to-date. If this trend continues, and Bitcoin's purchasing power grows at a rate of 1.5 times per year, in five years, it would potentially represent a x13 increase in value.
In simpler terms, investing in Bitcoin might be more profitable in the long run because its value is likely to grow significantly, while traditional currencies may lose their worth over time due to inflation.
Witness the rise of Bitcoin: it's not Bitcoin getting pricier, it's the dollar getting cheaper
Mining capacity of 1 kW @ 68 Th with revenue $0.05kWh = $450
Investments return is 1 year
*besides mining capacity we have to also assume investment in solar station as $600/kW.