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I feel like that's a uniquely North American need. Most countries don't have the single family / multi car ownership structure. Still a real need. But implicati
by maxglute 2y ago
I feel like that's a uniquely North American need. Most countries don't have the single family / multi car ownership structure. Still a real need. But implications of a country where large% of people can meet their own energy needs is interesting.
- pyrale 2y agoThe implication would likely be that the share of population that can't afford it won't be able to pay for the grid alone either. We have examples of this kind of situation in poor countries where the grid wasn't developed in the first place, and rich people use generators.