

I don’t know but would guess the official answer is something like:
secondary market arbitrage potential exacerbates existing problems such as power theft / meter fraud, bootleg electrical work, unregistered grid ties, etc.
But tbh my very first thought was landlord abuse
Edit: and FWIW what you’re describing sounds more like a service, like offering facilities for rent, than an illegal secondary energy market








Off-grid part surely bumps the question into fruit stand territory (not a lawyer)
But decentralized energy storage is a foregone conclusion once you accept that the most abundant source of energy isn’t diurnal