[yrral]

> We can use storage systems to smooth out supply/demand of electricity.

They have a max capacity. They cannot be steady consumers of electricity for the 95%+ of the time that there is enough electricity to go around.

> Mining is unsufficient, because it can't provide energy in the night when the sun is not shining. Storage systems can

I can use the same argument: Storage systems are insufficient, because they can't consume most of the excess generated power to make development of more renewables economically viable. Bitcoin miners can.

[arrrg]

It would be much more useful to pour excess power into green hydrogen production.

There are industrial and chemical processes where electricity is not a viable replacement for the CO2 intensive approaches we are using now. Building up a hydrogen economy for those applications would be great. And much more useful than that cryptocurrency bullshit.

[gefhfffh]

Are you going to copy your stuff to every post of mine now?

I have already answered that.

Excess power can be removed from the system removing valuable CO2 emissions damaging society for about 700 dollars a ton