How I'd love to go off the grid! My nephew's home used solar power like you described, reduces the electricity bill hugely, but the initial cost is very high. Should we ever build again, that would be the way to go. Plus harvesting rainwater and those two essentials would be taken care of!
My post this week is Food fighting and African Art Escapes
The install bill is very high however they have to come way down over time and even so bad when you're wrapping it into the cost of the entire house. Harvesting the rainwater is another way that we should be able to help plus the fact of having a small Greenhouse that we can use all year round. I'm excited just thinking about it and even if this falls through and doesn't happen, I know that it will happen in the future and sooner than later. I'm not so sure that are utilities will be dependent for my entire lifetime and I am looking at Africa in my rearview mirror saying that that could happen to any country. It's a scary thought in fact and I have to admit that everybody I know that is from there is taking it very well or at least managing their life very well with the rolling blackouts. I'm wondering what they do about things like school and essential needs?
Anyway, I want to thank you for stopping by saying hello and leaving your roots behind. And I'd zip that was not good enough you even left me a link! Thank you so much for joining the challenge. It's always a pleasure to have you along for the ride.
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