This Company Just Announced Tesla Will Be Included In All Of Its Homes
The Tesla Powerwall could prove to be an advantage for Australians due to the current energy crisis its facing. The Powerwall is designed to store energy whether the sun is out or not, and it also functions as an emergency backup power.
Updated May 21 2019, 1:56 p.m. ET
An Australian company, home builder Arden Homes, has announced a partnership with Bradford Solar and Tesla to make the Tesla Powerwall come standard in all new homes, as part of offering the Bradford Solar ChargePack. Through the collaboration, the company’s renewable twist on home building aims to help cut the cost of electricity for homeowners.
The Tesla Powerwall could prove to be an advantage for Australians due to its current energy crisis. The Powerwall is designed to store energy whether the sun is out or not, and it also functions as an emergency backup power with load shifting, and other applications.
And that's not all: According to Arden’s brochure, families could save over $2,500 every year on electric costs, and their five kilowatt (kW) Bradford Solar ChargePack would allow a family of four to attain 90 percent self-sufficiency a day.
The announcement from Arden Homes comes at the same time Powerwall installations are being scheduled this month in Australia. Installations in the US are also expected to ramp up.
