self-supply
nounEtymology From self- + supply.
1
The provision of water, electricity, etc. to one's own premises on a retail basis by obtaining a special license from the utility provider.
verb, noun — 2 senses
Etymology From self- + supply.
To provide water, electricity, etc. to one's own premises on a retail basis by obtaining a special license from the utility provider.
Etymology From self- + supply.
The provision of water, electricity, etc. to one's own premises on a retail basis by obtaining a special license from the utility provider.
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