Canaan, a key player in Bitcoin mining and hardware, has recently entered a collaboration with SynVista Energy to develop a framework for an adaptable renewable-energy Bitcoin mining platform. This initiative is part of a broader movement within the industry to find sustainable energy solutions to meet operational demands.

The partnership aims to create a mining rig that employs an AI-driven scheduling system, aligning energy supply with dynamic demand for hash rate. This was announced by Canaan on Monday.

The objective is to optimize the use of clean energy while ensuring grid stability. Canaan articulated that this project will transform the approach to green mining, evolving from isolated instances to a replicable solution that could become economically viable and compliant with regulations.

“We’re excited to announce our new partnership with SynVista Energy, launching a renewable-adaptive Bitcoin-mining ecosystem that integrates clean power, storage, and hash-rate in one intelligent platform. ⚡️\n> AI-driven load balancing.\n> Distributed behind-the-meter mining.\n> On-chain… pic.twitter.com/RnCIbQ8R7v"— Canaan Inc. (@canaanio) December 2, 2025

Canaan also noted that the increasing penetration of renewable energy sources leads to challenges, including heightened output volatility.

Bitcoin mining has faced scrutiny over its significant energy demands, which some estimates place at levels similar to those of a mid-sized nation such as Poland or Thailand. However, advocates for Bitcoin argue that mining activities can also stabilize grid functionality while reducing the impact from data centers reliant on AI technologies.

Canaan and SynVista will also digitize renewable outputs

Additionally, both companies plan to tokenize the production output, carbon savings, and mining yields on-chain to create a verified data framework for the digitalization and securitization of green power plants.

Canaan projected that this on-chain data architecture will support the tokenization and securitization of revenue streams and carbon credits, thereby improving the transparency and liquidity of green energy assets and blending the digital economy with energy transformation.

Data from the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index suggests that Bitcoin’s share of global energy consumption is around 0.8%. In recent years, the ratio of renewable energy in Bitcoin mining has consistently climbed at an annual average of 5.8%, according to a report from the MiCA Crypto Alliance in April.

Canaan has not been a stranger to renewable energy initiatives, having launched a gas-to-computing project in Canada aimed at converting unused natural gas for Bitcoin mining purposes, as detailed in their October mining report. The company also secured a deal with Soluna Holdings to operate mining facilities powered by renewable energy sources in Texas.