Of course this has all been said here before but I thought I’d post it anyways
I think this is a very substantial piece of information regards the future of Tesla energy. Australia is a very interesting energy market for lots of reasons, but it seems to be particularly suited for a solar / wind distributed energy grid.
Add the relatively free market nature of the economy, low population density outside of Sydney & Melbourne and huge distances a battery backup makes sense for many homeowners - especially if they have solar or wind.
What makes even more sense is being able to program it to your local conditions.
And at a certain point there is enough distributed, stored energy on a common software & hardware platform that you can provide grid stabilization to the local power authorities for substantial profit (e.g., Hornesdale) while paying the battery owners.
Coming soon!
Tesla releases Powerwall 2 update to let owners take better advantage of variable energy costs
I think this is a very substantial piece of information regards the future of Tesla energy. Australia is a very interesting energy market for lots of reasons, but it seems to be particularly suited for a solar / wind distributed energy grid.
Add the relatively free market nature of the economy, low population density outside of Sydney & Melbourne and huge distances a battery backup makes sense for many homeowners - especially if they have solar or wind.
What makes even more sense is being able to program it to your local conditions.
And at a certain point there is enough distributed, stored energy on a common software & hardware platform that you can provide grid stabilization to the local power authorities for substantial profit (e.g., Hornesdale) while paying the battery owners.
Coming soon!
Tesla releases Powerwall 2 update to let owners take better advantage of variable energy costs
