Peer-reviewed studies contradict claims that Bitcoin mining destabilizes grid Peer-reviewed studies contradict claims that Bitcoin mining destabilizes grid

9 myths about Bitcoin energy use, debunked by data: ESG expert

Peer-reviewed studies contradict claims that Bitcoin mining destabilizes grids or increases costs, showing it uses more renewable energy instead.

Despite Bitcoin’s rising institutional adoption in 2025, its environmental impact is still being misunderstood and misinterpreted by many, according to ESG expert Daniel Batten. 

In an X thread on Saturday, Batten said there are nine common criticisms of Bitcoin mining’s energy use that can be debunked by real-world data.

“Every nascent disruptive technology is accompanied by claims that are based on lack of understanding, lack of data, and a fear of something unknown,” said Batten.

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