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.

8 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

I wouldn't notice.

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

If you were poor you don’t think you would notice $1.18 a day, $30-35 a month cheaper power bill?  Not sure what they pay a month in South Australia but I bet that decrease is a double digit percentage decrease in their power bill.  10, 20, 30% or more decrease possibly for these poor people electricity cost as a result of Solar and batteries
 

if you wouldn’t  notice a decrease of $30-35 month.  It’s unlikely you have noticed any increases over the past couple years or even need to concern yourself with increasing energy cost that has happened.  But it seemed a lot complained here over the last couple years on rising energy cost…..

10 minutes ago, Bontz said:

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

Potentially yes…. Not sure if iPhones and air Jordan’s are a thing in South Australia.

How many power walls has Tesla donated in USA?