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Yes, and non plugin-in batteries don't just need a permit - typically the power company also directly controls the battery, via a web API that the manufacturer
by skew-aberration 3mo ago
Yes, and non plugin-in batteries don't just need a permit - typically the power company also directly controls the battery, via a web API that the manufacturer provides (at least in Australia, this is a condition for access to the incentives).
- Aurornis 3mo agoFor the incentive programs you need to submit to a virtual power program so the power company can coordinate the fleet. For normal non-subsidized installations here you don’t need to let the power company control it.