Bitcoin mining hardware manufacturer Canaan is partnering with green-power developer SynVista Energy to co-develop an adaptive Bitcoin mining platform. The collaboration aims to expand the use of sustainable energy in the industry by better aligning power demands with renewable sources.

The planned mining rig will feature an artificial intelligence-powered scheduling engine designed to synchronize energy supply with dynamic hash-rate demand. According to Canaan, the primary goal is to maximize the use of clean energy without compromising the stability of the power grid.

A Blueprint for Replicable Green Mining

Canaan stated that the project will help advance green mining from isolated pilots to an “engineered, replicable solution.” The company hopes to provide the industry with an economically viable and regulation-ready blueprint for sustainable operations.

The partnership seeks to address key challenges in renewable energy. “High renewable penetration is accompanied by growing output volatility and mounting curtailment risk,” the company explained. “Traditional strategies struggle to convert surplus electrons into bankable returns.” While the Bitcoin mining industry has faced criticism for its energy consumption, proponents argue that flexible mining operations can actually enhance grid stability and support the transition to renewables.

Tokenizing Real-World Energy Assets

Beyond optimizing energy use, Canaan and SynVista plan to tokenize generation output, carbon savings, and mining yields on-chain. This initiative is designed to create a verifiable data foundation for digitizing and securitizing green-power plants as real-world assets (RWAs).

In the long term, Canaan sees this on-chain data backbone enabling the tokenization of generation cash flows and carbon credits. The company believes this will enhance price transparency and liquidity for green assets, creating a new model for connecting the digital economy with the global energy transition.

Expanding on Previous Green Initiatives

This partnership is the latest step in Canaan’s ongoing investment in renewable energy projects. It follows a gas-to-computing pilot program launched in Canada, which converts stranded natural gas into energy for Bitcoin mining.

Previously, the hardware maker also signed a deal with Soluna Holdings to deploy miners at a wind-powered data center in Texas, reinforcing its commitment to developing more sustainable mining solutions.