The output and storage of South Australia's big Tesla battery will increase by 50 per cent within weeks if the project's final tests run smoothly.Final testing is underway on a project that would increase the output and storage of the Tesla big batteryTesting will not impact the grid's functionality
"We're making the biggest battery in the world 50 percent bigger, but we're also making it do more for consumers," he said. The battery was built in 2017 under an agreement between Tesla, French renewables company Neoen and the former SA government. "The increase in storage power and capacity mean a faster response to disturbances such as network faults, so that within milliseconds the Hornsdale Power Reserve can help stabilise the grid.
Source: News Formal (newsformal.com)
So a 50% Increase still only powers the state for 2 minutes
Where will all this shit be buried when it passes it's Use By Date......
So it will last 15min now. idiocy
...how long before they need replacing and at what cost and who pays for it?
How long do these battery last for?
AND THAT WILL MEAN? How long will it last to how many thousands of homes or heat industry. 1,2,3....4 hours for how much?
Elon Musk was nearly in tears on 60 Minutes because the energy crises in Australia was so easy to fix & was Gobsmacked on how expensive our electricity was!...Scott Morrison Smirked like a prick when this happened!...
The wind turbines provide the power. These types of batteries time shift its release when not providing rapid frequency and voltage stability.
Probably half a billion dollars for 30 seconds of power. Farken bargain.
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