apteraforum.us

thanks Fullly Charged for this video. This is the type of development I see occurring in the 'Ooops' TIME FRAME when the Neanderthals in charge screw things up so much the big melt comes and oceans rise 20-feet essentially making literally billions of family units move from the coasts in a rather rapid migration to higher ground.

This presents the more idyllic vision of the off-grid home.

Frankly, a long term investor would be about creating the seeds for these kinds of developments ... because, again, with the neaderthals in power we can be assured we will be migrating to high ground will become a necessity in the next quarter-century.

Here's another video on the same subject except this one is focused on the acquisition of battery power for community villages. The big takeaway is the potential for cost savings based on the rate people pay for kwh's and the ability to buy power cheap and avoid the high time-of-use rate structure.

One of the folks interviewed said roughly people will adopt this when they realize they can turn a $800 electric bill into a more reasonable $80 by moving heavy power use from the grid to stored power bought at low TOU rates.

It is called rate arbitrage and the cat that figures out how to do that on a grand scale and become more wealthy than Elon.