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I find it useful in the event of a power outage. Other than that, the article mentions "to eliminate their home electric bill", which doesn't make much sense si
by drKarl 12y ago
I find it useful in the event of a power outage. Other than that, the article mentions "to eliminate their home electric bill", which doesn't make much sense since the battery needs to be charged from time to time anyway... Unless of course, the battery could be used to store the energy from a renewable resource, like solar or wind power, in which case it would be really interesting. From an economic viewpoint, though, the savings should surpass in a reasonable time, the costs of buying and installing the battery, and the source of power (i.e. solar cells), and depending on the country, taxes on that.
- dalke 12y agoI think that line may mean that people could charge up with the company supplied charger then go home and use it there. It's an expensive way to get your employer to pay your power bill. In any case, I agree that it's a confusing statement.