The utility plan calls for three phase power to every homesite, not the diet single phase most rural developments settle for. That means a real welder can run at rated capacity, a small production CNC does not trip breakers, a pottery kiln fires without the neighbors flickering. Northern Lights is delivering the pole, and the neighborhood ISP means the shop’s controllers can talk to whatever they need to talk to.
Which frame do you want first.
Prefer it as one page? The long version of this is For the maker.