I think this is a quite an interesting perspective. When systems transform from centralized to distributed monopolies disappear and entire business models needs

I think this is a quite an interesting perspective. When systems transform from centralized to distributed monopolies disappear and entire business models needs to change. In the short term I think the grid fees will transition to a fixed price connection fee for your "backup" supply with the per kWh charge reflecting the actual costs associated with transfering the electricity. I don't expect northern Europe to give up the grid, but for places closer to the equator, like Pakistan, we're seeing this in action. [1] [1]: https://www.transitionzero.org/shedding-light-on-pakistans-distributed-solar-revolution https://www.transitionzero.org/shedding-light-on-pakistans-d...