>One works better for people not living in cities

It's not as if homes outside of cities have their own diesel generators to power their house.

(Since I'm guessing from this line of comments you'll point out the less than 1% of people who actually do do this, maybe it's better to focus only the 99% here).

> It's not as if homes outside of cities have their own diesel generators to power their house.

Yeah, no true, I don't understand the point/argument though?

More people relying on renewables == long term better for everyone on the planet

That includes moving people outside of cities to renewables energy sources, is your point that this isn't so important because they're a small piece of the population usually?