Sentence examples for living off-grid from inspiring English sources

The experience of living off-grid has gone surprisingly smoothly, Mr. Bathelt said, but occasional logistical problems do crop up.

The principal downside is that living off-grid and trying to continue working as a journalist is almost impossible.

Currently airing is a new series of Hunted, in which ordinary people make themselves fugitives, living off-grid to evade capture by a team of manhunters.

This, he says, could be offered as a "really cheap system" for people living off-grid in Africa and India, supplying enough electricity for three lights, a TV and a refrigerator.

Written in a prose style that could be described as "accessible scientific", The Utopia Experiment should probably be a mandatory handbook for any slightly nesh person fantasising about living off-grid.

You play as James "JD" Fenix, son of Marcus, who has gone Awol from the COG and hooked up with a bunch of "outsiders" living off-grid in a country village.

They live off-grid, and farm to organic principles.

Two decades ago Dale Vince was trundling around Britain in a bus, a new-age traveller doing his best to live "off-grid".

In sub-Saharan Africa, where 20m households live off-grid, the possibilities of a such a bottom-up approach are endless.

Can a confirmed city-dweller shake the shackles of modern convenience culture and live off-grid in London for a week?

Richard Freeland, who lives off-grid in a permaculture project in Devon, says "We used eco-disposables when Nesta was first born and washables when poos got more solid.