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Man generates excess electricity, sells to his neighbours.Is it legal? It depends.The Electricity Act 2023 and NERC’s newly launched Net Billing Regulations 2026 introduces the concept of the "prosumer" - meaning you can both consume and produce electricity.But here’s the twist: you shouldn't actually sell power directly to your physical next-door neighbour. Instead, you sell your excess solar power back to your local DisCo. It goes into the general grid to power the community, and you get finan

If they had no power in the building for the last 8 years did they approach the Court for relief? This seems to be extremely unusual to say the least. They were living on Generator power for the last 8 years???

A $578 USED DUAL XEON WORKSTATION WITH 128GB OF RAM JUST BECAME A LOCAL AI SERVER FOR LESS THAN ONE FIFTH OF A $2,999 DGX SPARK00:08 he dusts off the case and says "back in April of 2023 I picked up this workstation, 24 core dual processor, 128 gigs of RAM, no GPU, for $578"he ran a dual xeon E5 with 24 cores and 128GB of DDR4 ram, half the DIMM slots empty, dropped in an RTX 3080 Ti with 12 gigs of VRAM that was sitting from an old gaming buildthe workstation has 6 cooling fans, dual processors