Using Model S/X pack intact as home/commercial storage

[SeminoleFSU]

Hello,
I'm searching the forums and I'm curious if anyone has made any progress in the area of stationary battery storage leveraging a Model S/X pack as is? I remember Jason Hughes exploring this possibility briefly before realizing it wasn't feasible... If I recall this was mostly because of the pack voltage (400v) and not many inverters supporting a pack that high... So it needed to be broken down. I'm just curious if any advancements have been made in this area because it seems very interesting to me using the pack as is (even leveraging the coolant system lines if needed)... Anyone care to school me on this? Have we gotten any closer? Why/why not? Will it never be a good idea or will it become more likely in the future... Forgive me if there's already a thread on this subject, I couldn't find one on this exact topic.

 

[Skysurfer]

I believe Jack Richards and the EVTV team have been tossing this idea around. Not sure what the current progress is but the last update I have seen: Selfishly Solar - EVTV Motor Verks

 

[bemental]

While not currently integrated with Tesla, after listening to the audiobook version of this book, I learned about the theories and technologies behind V2G (vehicle to grid) methodologies.

Definitely something to read up on: Vehicle-to-grid - Wikipedia