Is electricity from a lost place worth more than from a normal house?
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If you steal him, he’s “more worth” for you because of free. But that’s criminal.
Or what do you mean? Of which: Lost Place of normal house”)?
No, it’s not, it’s no waste.
No. Normal electricity price
What do you mean? An empty house? If this is still connected to the power supply, it has the same current as anywhere else. There is no valuable or less valuable electricity. Electricity is electricity.
A Lost Place will hardly produce electricity. And the ones I know are not supplied with electricity…
But if electricity works there?
Yeah, grab the power in bags and sell it. It is, of course, theft.
Who would pay him? And then what power group would supply?
Doesn’t know, maybe the operator would forget to turn it off or the owner exists somewhere else or has a new identity