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This still relies on bureaucratic changes - in many jurisdictions, connecting to the grid is mandatory. That's the current situation in Australia, for example:
by Aaron_Putnam 7y ago
This still relies on bureaucratic changes - in many jurisdictions, connecting to the grid is mandatory.
That's the current situation in Australia, for example: https://reneweconomy.com.au/the-40-australian-towns-that-could-and-should-quit-the-grid-93813/ https://reneweconomy.com.au/the-40-australian-towns-that-cou...
- m463 7y agoIn the US these restrictions are usually tied to nearby cities. The larger but sparsely populated unincorporated areas don't require (or have) utilities.