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Tesla tries to help Texas electric grid amid heat wave with in-car alert
A small move but something that definitely helps people get smart about the real demands placed on the electricity grid and the real problem of potential overload. It's not quite to the level of a utility controlling usage during peak hours, but I think this program will be educational.
Tesla tries to help Texas electric grid amid heat wave with in-car alert
Tesla is trying to help the grid in its new home state of Texas as rising temperatures cause record electricity demand in the state.
Source: electrek.co
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