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Canaan and SynVista to Develop AI-Optimized Renewable Energy Platform for Bitcoin Mining
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Dec 2, 2025 4:53 am ET1min read
Canaan and SynVista plan to develop an AI-driven platform that matches Bitcoin mining with surplus renewable energy, tokenizing energy output, carbon savings, and mining yields on-chain. The platform aims to utilize stranded renewables and improve transparency and liquidity in renewable energy investments, while also addressing concerns over Bitcoin's energy footprint. The system is designed to maximize use of available green power without adding stress to electricity grids dealing with volatility from renewable energy sources.
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