It’s half past six in the morning on a Wednesday somewhere in the Caribbean Sea, and the bioluminescent wake behind our test vessel is brighter than the navigation screen. Our electric home — a converted solar-mesh stilt house on the eastern shelf of Culebra Island — is sending 14 kilowatts of surplus power down a floating cable to where our demo fleet bobs in the lagoon below.
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