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More like allowing everybody to build their own electrical generator and connect it to the grid.

• phaedrus 16y ago
  You mean like this? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071018201850AAhY5si http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071018201850AA... "In many states, power companies are required to buy any "negative" power that comes from home or business users, at a slightly higher rate; this is known as "net metering.""
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  • tyuikolkjhgfh 16y ago
    exactly my point. This involves you gettign an expensive heavily enginered power converter built by a certified company, installed by a certified electrician and then approved by the power companies inspector. Now imagine anybody with a spare bit of wire was allowed to connect anything to the grid to test what would happen?