They can sidestep them as long as the power to supply them is "islanded" (not connected to the grid).
It's a tiny win for impacted neighborhoods concerned about rates going up. It does nothing for quality of life though.
They can sidestep them as long as the power to supply them is "islanded" (not connected to the grid).
It's a tiny win for impacted neighborhoods concerned about rates going up. It does nothing for quality of life though.