The Australian battery storage market is predicted to treble in size this year, but it may struggle to reach that target because of the difficulty in accessing stock for one of the most popular brands, the Tesla Powerwall 2.
In this week’s Solar Insider’s podcast, Giles Parkinson and Nigel Morris take a closer look at the market, the various brand offerings and what’s in store.
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This post was published on September 25, 2017 10:20 am
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The real thing holding back batteries is installers still taking the piss. I got quoted $40k for a solar setup with a LG Chem 10kWh battery. There's no excuse for ripping off customers like that.
Also I got trolled by one installer who decided to troll me because I ONLY wanted 10kWh of storage.
Name and shame !