First of all solar works in some spots not others.

Same with wind.  the 24/7 concept is simply wrong  as a grid tie in  with the local power company makes solar 24/7.

I agree with the grid tie-in argument. However, the local power generated is more than likely not renewable, since it would have to account for the off-peak times of wind and solar.

Five year plans are worthless.

Please see my previous argument about why a 5-year plan is not worthless. In a nutshell, liquidity from a security token design will work well to mitigate any concerns about infrastructure development timelines.

When Buysolar and I deployed a 100kwatt array then a 300 kwatt array we were mining in under 6 months.

I congratulate you on deploying solar renewable energy infrastructure. I am all for it. It is going to be increasingly difficult however to have a 100% renewable energy infrastructure to meet the hopefully growing mining energy demands, and I believe now is the time to begin thinking critically about how this is going to look like in the future, and how we can integrate crypto energy demands as a net positive in the fight against climate change.

We are now working on a 500kwatt to 1 megawatt setup that if we start it will will be using it earlier then Nov 1st 2019

Please keep me posted on your progress!

Going geothermal sounds nice but to be real it needs to be up and running quickly.

Thanks, and please do not forget about scalability. In the "5-year plan" that is continuously mentioned, a geothermal plant of this nature would be 10 MW + with a lifetime of over 30 years. This is an invest into renewable energy infrastructue for the future, supported by crypto, but has scalability larger than mining