🐔Chicken Coupe - and Peacock- off grid living 🐓
38🐦🐥 Living off the grid, also known as homesteading, means being disconnected from the power grid and sometimes other public utilities (such as water and sewage) as well.
This seems like a daunting task, but if you’ve ever spent time camping or at a cottage, it may not be so farfetched for you. Living off the grid doesn’t necessarily mean living without electricity—many folks find other power sources to help them maintain the comforts of modern living while bypassing municipal services.
People may choose to live off the grid for a variety of reasons:
To be self-reliant and autonomous
To be a bit further removed from society
To decrease their environmental footprint
…or, perhaps, they’re the type of people who are preparing for a zombie apocalypse!
Alternatively, in a remote location, it might be more cost-effective to install a stand-alone power system instead of running power lines in order to connect to the grid.
In any case, we can all learn a thing or two about living in more self-sufficient ways and reducing our impact on the planet. Many of the seven power options below can be incorporated into homes that are connected to the grid, too. However, we first need to consider some safety components that are commonly required within various types of renewable energy systems.🐤🦆🦅🐓
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