A growing number of homeowners are converting their properties into energy hubs, installing equipment that allows them to generate, store, and share electricity with neighbors. The trend mirrors the rise of electric vehicles, where households now serve as charging stations, but on a larger scale—turning private residences into mini power grids. Experts warn that this shift could strain local infrastructure and raise questions about safety, regulation, and property values. The transformation reflects broader changes in how energy is produced and consumed, blurring the lines between utility and household.
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