electrification household
Why this book is here
A balcony power station is usually the first device in a household's electrification chain. This book frames what the next devices are, why the order matters, and how the economics compound once the car and the heat pump join the panel on the balcony.
The summary
Griffith lays out a plan to decarbonize American life by electrifying everything households actually touch: cars, heating, hot water, cooking, and the plugs on the wall. The argument is built on the claim that an electrified home is cheaper to run, and that the transition is an enormous household-level economic opportunity rather than a sacrifice. He is concrete about appliances, wiring, and the decisions a homeowner actually faces.
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