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When you think of someone going off-grid, living in a house that's entirely self-sufficient,

with no connection to the utility companies most of us count on to power all our stuff,

you maybe picture some sort of doomsday prepper in a unabomber shed out there in the wilderness.

But Ivan Penn says that's not the reality.

Sure, there are those who are, you know, living in the

tiny homes, rustic cabins, but what really surprised me was there are people in just

really modern middle class homes. And in some cases, very large estates, some with hot tubs,

swimming pools, and they were operating entirely without any connection to the electric grid.

Ivan is the Renewable Energy Correspondent for the New York Times, and he recently reported

on people who'd chosen to go off-grid, setting up solar panels and battery systems so they

can disconnect their homes from the utility company's power lines.

What he found was that they weren't necessarily tree-hugging hippies. But they weren't necessarily survival preparedness types

who are obsessed with self-reliance either.

These were your typical everyday people

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