At the end of 2016, Tesla’s founder and CEO Elon Musk surprised many when he announced the company’s newest version less-than-a-year-old Powerwall home battery system which featured double the capacity of a similar dough… Powerwall 2 – a bombshell that left Tesla haters dumbfounded and humbly wallowing in the expectation that “it would take them forever to match Tesla”.

Take a moment and think about the number of Tesla Powerwall 2 or other household storage batteries South Australia needed to prevent its last power outage.

Tesla stores have received a fantastic face-lift thanks to the company’s efforts to carry out an overhaul of its retail locations to concentrate more on the energy section of its business.

Bruce Mountain, energy consultancy CME director claims the Tesla Powerwall 2.0 and rooftop solar panels can effectively make Australian homes cost-competitive with grid-powered homes. Mountain took a look at a hypothetical home in Adelaide, which he approximated would consume about 4,800 kilowatts hours of energy each year.