My journey to living off-the-grid in Europe
22 Jan
In some areas od Poland people are disconnected from the electrical grid by the weather. A lot of hard rime covered electrical lines and caused some pylons to break.
It is not uncommon in Poland to have temperatures below -20°C (-4°F). But such weather with very high humidity is not something we would expect. (more…)
23 Oct
If you want power your off-grid home by yourself, you need to look at this idea on three levels:
There are only two ways to deal with this problem with one simple solution. But none of them is a good one. (more…)
16 Oct
I just looked at the results of the poll I posted in the sidebar when I launched this blog. I ask there, what are the causes you want to live off-grid. One of the main causes is at the moment the “to reduce utility costs”. When I cast my vote in that poll I didn’t check this option. I simply don’t believe that living off the grid is a good way to reduce utility costs. (more…)
16 Jan
The most common public utility homes are conected to is the electrical grid, or simply the grid.
Electricity is the most convenient way of transferring energy to long distances. Because it’s so easy to use, it’s become the main energy source for most home appliances.
Before I start getting deeper in the labyrinth of living off the grid, I wanted to post here an article about the grid itself. So here it is. (more…)
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