In this episode, Sean White sits down with Jesse Faircloth, founder of PVIT and off-grid engineering expert, to explore the world of off-grid living, homesteading, and the evolving landscape of solar and battery technology. They discuss the challenges and rewards of building self-sufficient homesteads, the role of PVIT in empowering rural communities, and the innovations making off-grid systems more accessible than ever. Jesse shares real-world stories from his work in Moab, Utah, insights on battery recycling, and tips for anyone interested in starting their own off-grid journey. The conversation also covers the importance of community engagement, the future of energy storage, and how technology is reshaping rural life.
Topics covered:
Off-grid living and homesteading
PVIT (Photovoltaics and Integrated Technologies)
Solar energy systems: grid-tied vs. off-grid
Battery storage and recycling
Rural innovation and community empowerment
Homestead Hybrid
Navigating permitting and infrastructure challenges
The impact of electric vehicles and bidirectional charging
Community solar projects and public land use
Tips for aspiring homesteaders and off-grid enthusiasts
The evolving role of technology in self-sufficiency
Reach out Jesse Faircloth here:
Email: jesse@pvit.solar
Website: www.homesteadhybrid.com
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