Yes and no. It's a shared grid (except most of Texas) but for the most part your power is still coming from local sources. The sharing is to balance out extreme

Yes and no. It's a shared grid (except most of Texas) but for the most part your power is still coming from local sources. The sharing is to balance out extremes, not for constantly moving power from Vermont to Georgia. That would be extremely inefficient. That's why we can speak regionally.