General Discussions, page-14553

I see alot of focus on EV's and this is the driver for our battery revolution.. household batteries require PSG too?

Australia’s battery storage capacity is growing quickly, with more than 1 gigawatt-hour added for the first time in 2021, and the same expected next year.
Residential uptake of batteries remained steady in 2021, and installation prices have remained steady, even as government subsidies are winding back.
Grid-scale battery storage duration is increasing, with some planned projects expected to have capacity for four hours’ storage, which will help keep solar energy accessible and reliable.
Virtual power plants (VPPs) are evolving, and will assist in decreasing payback periods, but without subsidies and discounts, batteries can take a long time to pay for themselves.
South Australia no longer leads in terms of numbers of new batteries added, but they have built such a lead on other states that most of the leading postcodes for cumulative installations are in SA.
Victorian battery installations grew to record levels and led the market in 2021, with NSW second, and SA dropping from first to third following a contraction.
2022 will likely be another year of steady residential battery uptake – Sunwiz predicts about 10% growth.
People buying electric vehicles have a higher-than-typical uptake of solar panel systems, and a higher-than typical uptake of battery storage systems.
There are now 140,000 home battery systems installed in Australia, totalling 2,657MWh (or 2.7GWh).
30,246 home energy systems were installed in Australia in 2021.


https://electricalconnection.com.au/record-breaking-year-for-battery-energy-storage-in-australia/