Thx. Power companies for those living in some rural areas should be subsidizing customers to get off the grid completely if feasible.
Up here, solar is the only option in a lot of places. Off-grid is a thing here by necessity.
What is cool in this is the idea of networking all those singular stations together. Load sharing, etc.
That wouldn't work here, but communal locations could do that, and it becomes scalable.
I don't know about this particular instance, but the concept is intriguing.
Scalable, distributed, versatile (generator, wind, solar)
The only way it would work is communally (governmental body or utility for common installation and maintenance) but the concept is very valid.