I've thought it could not only change the home energy market, but housing.
Housing could become much more distributed, as people could live independently where they chose.
(not that socially they would do that)
Housing could become much more distributed, as people could live independently where they chose.
(not that socially they would do that)
That's the current situation in Australia, for example: https://reneweconomy.com.au/the-40-australian-towns-that-cou...
Factor in that once VR headsets hit MVP status, you won’t need to commute for basic “we need you to be in a room with these people to talk to them” tasks, it becomes even more plausible.
What happens to the property market if “you don’t need to commute to be in meetings” comes true?