If you can turn your home into a hotel through renting it (Airbnb), you should be able to rent your energy generation capacity as well. What if you want to power your home with solar energy but your house catches mostly shade? You might work out a relationship with someone else who has solar, using a sharing platform like Yeloha. Yeloha is a new site, matching people with solar and people without solar.
Yeloha: Go solar on someone else’s roof
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