That is, of course, your prerogative. But understand, by the time you hear about the first units being installed, the window of opportunity for low cost registration will have closed for you and any loved ones you might like to have had share in your good fortune. If you wait a little longer after that, registrations may not be available at any price. The total number of units needed to power the entire country is limited. You remain on line with the power company.
Electricity flows both ways.
The company plans to supply free electricity to the registrants for as long as it can profitably sell electricity to the grid owners. ITEC must be able to make money with the unit if it is going to be able to supply registrants with free power. The company anticipates a receptive consumer audience when the public becomes aware of all the advantages of the ITEC approach, in which case, the program should be extremely long lived. As you will see in the video, the generator is designed to last 100 years. It is my understanding the company will move the unit for any registrant who is willing to cover expenses associated with the change of location, as long as the generator can be connected to the grid and electricity sold into the grid profitably at the new residence.