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I presume they will be working with some officials to put these in to some key infrastructure, not handing them out to people who literally have nothing. So who
by Theodores 9y ago
I presume they will be working with some officials to put these in to some key infrastructure, not handing them out to people who literally have nothing. So who gets them first and is there a key quantity needed to restore power to some sector of society?
I think the trick is for people in areas hit by climate change to put these things in before rather than after the catastrophe, hopefully Peurto Rico can be better prepared for the next one. Powerwalls might become a key part of disaster recovery, if not the most important part.
- daenney 9y ago> I presume they will be working with some officials to put these in to some key infrastructure, not handing them out to people who literally have nothing You don't need to presume, it's stated in the article: The company has employees on the ground to install them and is working with local organizations to identify locations.