What's the Problem?
Tesla disables a key function in its Powerwall batteries sold in Australia. This function, mandated in some US states, allows third-party devices and services to interact with the battery locally. This limitation means:
Industry experts and organisations are urging the government to:
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) acknowledges the importance of interoperability for a smooth grid transition. The government is reviewing standards and access issues, but concrete action is awaited. The Takeaway: Tesla's Powerwall batteries could offer Australians more benefits and contribute more to the grid with greater interoperability. Regulations and industry collaboration are crucial to unlock this potential and empower consumers in the energy market. More on miteradio.com.au (press play)
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