I live in Switzerland, with 10KW of solar panels and I'd like to use the surplus electricity (about 30KWh/day) to charge a Tesla Y. None of the suggested questions seem to address this specific situation.
At a minimum, I'd like to be able to say something like: You can charge at a rate of X amps from 09:00 until 16.00 every day, and hope for sunny weather.
The ideal situation would allow me to connect to the Tesla (say from a PC, over WiFi) and tell it to start charging when I see plentiful sunlight; and then later, when it rains, tell it to stop charging (programming isn't an issue, if there's an available API). If it takes a few days, that's fine, I use my car rarely.
To keep it straightforward, assume no powerwalls, pre-conditioning or departure times.
Can this be done?
At a minimum, I'd like to be able to say something like: You can charge at a rate of X amps from 09:00 until 16.00 every day, and hope for sunny weather.
The ideal situation would allow me to connect to the Tesla (say from a PC, over WiFi) and tell it to start charging when I see plentiful sunlight; and then later, when it rains, tell it to stop charging (programming isn't an issue, if there's an available API). If it takes a few days, that's fine, I use my car rarely.
To keep it straightforward, assume no powerwalls, pre-conditioning or departure times.
Can this be done?