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Tesla Power Company brings the cheapest power to the poor people in South Australia.  Now these poor people don’t have to decide between buying Energy or buying Food thanks to Tesla Solar and Batteries
 

https://electrek.co/2023/05/23/tesla-expands-massive-virtual-power-plant-homes/

In 2020, Tesla had 1,000 Powerwalls on the network, and they were authorized for a new phase to add another 3,000 batteries.

Now Tesla has confirmed that it has deployed Powerwalls at 4,000 homes, and it has been authorized for a new phase of the project to add another 3,000 homes.

South Australia’s Department for Energy and Mining commented on the announcement:

The $33 million expansion, fully funded by Tesla, will make 3,000 more spots available for Housing SA tenants to join a program offering the cheapest residential electricity rate in South Australia. This expansion will save households up to $423 annually while also having battery backup and supporting our grid with renewable energy.

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  • Ez ryder
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    And creating more pollution in the prosses than NG could ever dream of . Now swallow hard you have swooshed Musk jizz in  your mouth long enough for  today 

  • I'm sure it would make a huge difference as they continue to use their iPhone and wear their latest pair of Air Jordans.  

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    Pow! Right in the kisser!

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MELBOURNE, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has filed a lawsuit against Neoen SA (NEOEN.PA), saying the French firm's Tesla "Big Battery" in South Australia did not provide backup power during four months in 2019 for which it had received payment.

Neoen said it was disappointed with AER's decision. It did not comment on the actual allegations.

On-demand power from storage is critical for preventing blackouts in Australia which is increasingly dependent on wind and solar farms from which energy is not always available.

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Pow! Right in the kisser!

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3 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

:lol:

Pow! Right in the kisser!

OP isn’t about the big battery….

 

it’s about solar and powerwalls being put into poor peoples residence that is saving them money and getting them the cheapest rates for electricity….

8 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

OP isn’t about the big battery….

 

it’s about solar and powerwalls being put into poor peoples residence that is saving them money and getting them the cheapest rates for electricity….

Saving them a whole $427 annually.

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7 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

Saving them a whole $427 annually.

:lol:

That is a fair amount for poor people.  No?

7 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

That is a fair amount for poor people.  No?

Go push your garbage elsewhere. Nothing is free in this world. What's cheap today will cost more tomorrow. 

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12 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

That is a fair amount for poor people.  No?

$1.18/day.........

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4 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

Go push your garbage elsewhere. Nothing is free in this world. What's cheap today will cost more tomorrow. 

Crazy how you are upset at poor saving money on energy.  SMH

 

is it bad to have a cheaper form of energy?

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Just now, Rigid1 said:

$1.18/day.........

1.18 a day they would save if they didn’t have tesla solar and powerwalls

7 minutes ago, Rigid1 said:

$1.18/day.........

They could get more money collecting cans on the side of the highways.

:lol:

 

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4 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

Crazy how you are upset at poor saving money on energy.  SMH

 

is it bad to have a cheaper form of energy?

 

3 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

1.18 a day they would save if they didn’t have tesla solar and powerwalls

I'm not upset. I just see through your bullshit.

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Trying to go to all renewable energy is the reason for the high energy costs in the first place.  The government is the one who caused this issue, just like they are doing here in the US.

 

Australia, and especially South Australia, has had a lot of power issues over the years as it retires aging infrastructure and tries to manage a high penetration of renewable energy, which destabilized energy markets due to the inconsistency of the power supply.

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4 minutes ago, racer254 said:

Trying to go to all renewable energy is the reason for the high energy costs in the first place.  The government is the one who caused this issue, just like they are doing here in the US.

 

Australia, and especially South Australia, has had a lot of power issues over the years as it retires aging infrastructure and tries to manage a high penetration of renewable energy, which destabilized energy markets due to the inconsistency of the power supply.

Incorrect

https://www.utilitydive.com/news/teslas-australian-virtual-power-plant-propped-up-grid-during-coal-outage/568812/

Bam another smack to the kisser 😂😂

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It must hurt, trying so hard every day, to justify one's own actions and pushing bullshit onto others.

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Looks like a nice new nuke plant is in order!!

most of Australia is sparsely populated!!

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4 hours ago, BOHICA said:

1.18 a day they would save if they didn’t have tesla solar and powerwalls

It's awesome, now they can save for 2 days and buy a bottle or water..

4 hours ago, BOHICA said:

That is a fair amount for poor people.  No?

If you were given a $1.18/day raise in your pay, would you consider it a "fair amount "??

5 hours ago, BOHICA said:

OP isn’t about the big battery….

 

it’s about solar and powerwalls being put into poor peoples residence that is saving them money and getting them the cheapest rates for electricity….

And creating more pollution in the prosses than NG could ever dream of . Now swallow hard you have swooshed Musk jizz in  your mouth long enough for  today 

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44 minutes ago, Rigid1 said:

It's awesome, now they can save for 2 days and buy a bottle or water..

If you were given a $1.18/day raise in your pay, would you consider it a "fair amount "??

If you were given $1.18 a day decrease in you electricity bill would you complain?

2 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

If you were given $1.18 a day decrease in you electricity bill would you complain?

Dude give it a rest. No one cares.

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1 minute ago, Steve753 said:

Dude give it a rest. No one cares.

So you would be pissed if your electricity bill dropped by $1.18 a day???  What if you were poor and you were able to save $1.18 a day on your electric bill?

21 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

So you would be pissed if your electricity bill dropped by $1.18 a day???  What if you were poor and you were able to save $1.18 a day on your electric bill?

I wouldn't notice.

I'd be able to buy $427 worth of crack that I couldn't before.

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28 minutes ago, BOHICA said:

So you would be pissed if your electricity bill dropped by $1.18 a day???  What if you were poor and you were able to save $1.18 a day on your electric bill?

I'm sure it would make a huge difference as they continue to use their iPhone and wear their latest pair of Air Jordans.  

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