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Many investment analysts regard Tesla as a vehicle business, but the truth is that the potential for Tesla lies in sustainable energy. In this video, I discuss why Elon Musk says that Tesla's energy segment of its business will be larger than its vehicle business through Tesla's Virtual Power Plant.
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Meet the world's largest virtual power plant, designed with the South Australian government, to support the state's energy needs and decrease energy bills across the community, while providing additional stability to the grid connecting a growing network of homes and businesses commencing with South Australia, public housing properties each Installed with tesla powerwall and solar panels, monitored via the tesla homes, generate and store clean energy for use anytime day or night, even during an outage, installations have already commenced expanding to 50,000 homes over the next few years. It means more jobs, greater visibility, lower energy bills and less reliance on fossil fuels. Transitioning our world to sustainable energy plus laws. Virtual power plant Elon Musk once said that Tesla's energy segment of their business would be larger than their vehicle segment.

The electric vehicle transition is certainly happening, but Elon Musk knows that the sustainable energy transition is a much more lucrative business. Currently, oil money backs up the richest companies on the earth like Sinopec group, Royal, Dutch, Shell, China, National Petroleum Corporation, Saudi Aramco, and even the once-thriving Standard Oil Company founded by the richest man in USA's history, john d rockefeller. While it may not seem apparent right now with oil prices, so low petroleum is a finite resource and we will eventually run out with the lower oil concentration. It would cost more to mine the same amount of oil as a result, assuming demand remains constant.

The simple supply and demand rule would tell us that oil prices will increase over the long run. However, with solar panels and energy storages becoming more cost and time efficient as the years pass by, it's almost inevitable that solar panels and energy storage will be used worldwide and Don soon, Tesla's virtual power plant comes into play in 2019, with the cooperation of the South Australian government Tesla installed thousands of solar panels and power walls all interconnected with wiring, so that the tussle of power pack, to which stores energy for a long period of time, can come into play during power. Outages. Because of the fact that there is so much extra energy stored in these power walls and power packs with the power wall storing energy throughout the day, this energy can be sold to other areas in the country during power, outages, ultimately generating revenue.

So far, with only one thousand homes in the virtual, our planet system, the Australian energy market operator, also known as the AEM Oh reported revenue of $ 225,000 in just four months. Roughly 225 US dollars per household overall, the total cost of Tesla's virtual power plant in South Australia will mount to an estimated 800 million dollars pocketing a large amount of profit for Tesla. The partnership of Tesla and the EE Mo is mutually beneficial, as it saves a lot of money for the EE mo over the long run. Help citizens get energy allows Tesla to generate revenue, helps Australia to successfully transition to sustainable energies and assist Australia during energy outages.
As Tesla solar panels, power walls, power, packs and mega packs become more cost efficient over time. More and more countries will begin to transition to these products as a means of saving money already because of their early success with Australia's virtual power plant. Many other areas are starting to follow National Grid. A utility company based in the US has been looking to create a Tesla virtual power plant of its own National Grid.

Customers in Massachusetts or Rhode Island can now enroll their power, walk and connected solutions. A program that links batteries across the state together to create a large supply of sustainable energy to be used during peak demand. You can expect National Grid to request power from your power wall for a few hours up to 75 days per year, which is roughly 60 summer days and 15 winter days during the hottest part of the summer. You can expect an event.

Almost every weekday Tesla will charge the battery for best event performance and command the battery to discharge. During the event all other times, you can choose how the battery behaves through your Tesla app by sharing your power with National Grid. The company estimates that you will obtain one thousand dollars of profit every year, slowly paying off the initial payment of the tesla powerwall, which is eight thousand dollars along with National Grid. Many other utility companies are also attempting to expand the virtual power plant Green Mountain Power.

A utility company based in Vermont looks to offer the tesla powerwall for $ 1,500 down to 6500 from the full cost of $ 8,000. As long as you share your energy with Green Mountain powers, virtual power plant, the potential for Tesla to partner with other utility companies in other countries is continued to grow. As time goes on earlier in February is announced that Tesla was targeting Japan to implement a virtual power plant with the ramp up of Tesla's virtual power plant all over the world. This would incentivize people to by Tesla's vehicles, as the entire Casilla ecosystem would be able to be managed under the Tesla app.

This is all vital for Elon Musk's plan to vertically integrate the sustainable energy market. So really the one of the key things that happened this year is the the beginning of the transition of Tesla to a fully integrated sustainable energy company. Where you have solar, creating the energy, then the stationary battery pack, the power wall and power pack, storing the energy and then that energy being used in an electric vehicle. Now the great thing about this is it's its: it answers all it's a fully.

It's a fully contained in its energy solution that could could scale for the whole world and I'm gon na get into that for a moment. But it's something where you can imagine as far in the future. Well, what well beyond human civilization, which I hope lasts a really long time, that this is something that that would last were really. You know this is this: this works and and and there I think there are no unanswered questions, even the in the Giga Factory or the gig factories that make these products will be powered by sustainable energy.
So, like, I really don't think, there's any hole and left in the argument. You know because we're making electric cars people would say that well, they're, just they're, really coal, powered and and there's like the long tail pipe. You know and the route type tailpipe is really over there by the power plant like yeah, but you know we're going to have sustainable energy generation too and and then but but then you can still have gasoline cars, so you could have electric cars today. No, it's the same, apply energy production and then you're gon na store that energy, because the Sun don't shine at night real simple one.

Two three has been amazingly difficult to explain this, like it's only three pictures there, man, okay, come on Indy stock market. It is important to stay ahead of the game and hustlaz plan to deploy virtual power plants all over the world is a plan that not many investors know about. Let me know what you think about the virtual power plant in the comment section below. If you guys enjoyed this video, please hit the like button and subscribe.

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25 thoughts on “Tesla’s secret plan: virtual power plant deployment worldwide”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Nicholas Sheehan says:

    Why can't there be an alternator or generator attached to each vehicle like the gas-powered vehicles??

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars LJ Prep says:

    I'd be very wary about allowing the PowersThatBe access to my electricity. During a real emergency, they could suck you dry and give your juice to the Brass downtown. My solar is offgrid and it will stay that way, TYVM. But I think it's great for everyone else. 😉

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars ygg drasil says:

    South Australia is a thorn in the side of the Australian Federal Government, which is not just in bed with but joined at the hip with the coal and fossil fuel industry. They hate renewable energy, ridicule electric cars and actively deny the science of climate change. They have policy settings in place to keep Australia stuck on fossil fuels for the longest possible period of time.

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Robert N says:

    A distributed solar powered power system is THE most resilient system. Remember NYC shutdown. Never again with every building independent!

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Robert N says:

    It was installed on 50,000 state owned houses to support really low prices for tenants and CRUSH gas fired power peak price gouging.

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars grant flavel says:

    Hey i think your info might be a little off mate. Yes the energy storage was put in place. But the power walls and solar on peoples roof is just as normal an insentive as also avalible anywhere

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Carlo de Guzman says:

    definitely, tesla needs to expand into 3rd world countries like to the southeast asian nations. Its a big advantage towards environmentalism if they let go of oil during the early years of sustainable energy.. this will push modernization of local industries and help to spread and perpetuate collaborations to personnel that was once out of reach due to socioeconomic tethers. the more skilled workers added to this movement, the more excitement will eventually diffuse into the population and will have no hesitation to show off the proof of concept tech to reluctant ppl. especially when populated by the younger generation, innovation will be pushed even stronger to current and limited applied sciences. without the limitations of expensive electrical costs, these countries can focus can be pointed at other problems such as public transportation, utilities, pollution, and even health care and lift themselves out of poverty as a whole.

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Kite Mg says:

    I would like to be a part of this network! But ive no Solarcells on my roof, no batteries in my house and no E-car and no money to change this… maybe in 5 years in the next house 🙂

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jan H says:

    Get a dictionary & lookup the word 'virtual'. There's nothing "virtual" about this – it is quite real and tangible. Call it a distributed or decentralized power plant.

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Andres Julian Mendez says:

    Who does the installation?

    Why don't do it in countries near de the equator and low cost of labor?

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Pierre Fourie says:

    I guess it is no secret any more. More an effort to get share price to go up. Shame.

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars michaelfink64 says:

    Describes installation of solar and batteries in South Australia, one of the hottest and driest places in the world. Illustrates this with a picture of a house covered in snow!

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Double M.M. Bunny says:

    It will be amusing if we get to a point where the power companies start saying, "LIVE YOUR LIGHTS ON WE GOT TOO MUCH POWER! WE WILL EVEN GIVE YOU A DISCOUNT TO DO IT!"

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars DAGenao says:

    It's the way of the future, and that's why I believe in Tesla. However, I'd like to correct something you said in your video about the cost of the Powerwall being $8,000, and that the money saved could be used to pay for it. In fact, the total cost, including installation, is slightly over $40k. I know this because that's what my neighbor in Florida paid for his Powerwall. I did the math and came to the conclusion that it is not worth it because by the time you pay it off from the utility bill savings, it is time to replace the entire system. The lifespan of the Powerwall is approximately 15 years. This only makes sense in places where the electric power is not reliable or blackouts are very frequent, as is the case in southern Australia. In Florida we have a very reliable power grid, so I don't see the need for it.

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars OK Skateboards inc. says:

    How is the other energy sector business leaders aren't trying to sabotage Tesla's projects. He will disrupt the car, the oil and electricity industry. Those multi-billions dollars industries must be scared right now.

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars olsta boi says:

    Mate, just saying; if you're talking about South Australia, then show footage of South Australia. Had me confused as hell for a second, thinking "I've never seen forests & mountains looking like that in South Australia"

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Paul says:

    Interestingly Australia has had most of our domestic power supplied from clean energy for like 65 years. Google Snowy River Hydro. 🇦🇺

  18. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Rd Exile says:

    put 2-4 megapack and solar panel in every super charger station then super charger network will become a virtual power plant.

  19. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Rick Shaw says:

    I love you're optimism about Tesla. I don't share it, but I still love your optimism. What do you think about Fords electric Mustang? I think the real electric car play is Ford.

  20. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars desielwebster says:

    I’m part of the VPP. I’ve gone grime bills exceeding $1500 to no bill at all. Saving me over $6000 per year. That’s almost FSD right thier.

  21. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Muzeishen says:

    Love the channel. Can you do a video on why the short sellers choose Tesla? Like why pick on Tesla instead of all the other companies out there that are doing badly? Why choose the company with a vision for the future of clean energy and amazing technology?

  22. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars GWT123 says:

    Working with China national corporations…..time for Australia to rethink your plan. STOP DOING BUSINESS WITH CORRUPT CHINA!!!

  23. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Chris says:

    Hey man what do you think about acb? I think its similar to tesla too. You think so too?

  24. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars MNejc says:

    Oil prices won't go up, they will go down. It costs approximately 2$ per barrel to produce and is being sold for around 20$. Besides that, there are reserves and sources that can run humanity for another 100 years.

  25. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars 432 Hertz Radio says:

    Thank you for the video! I agree, there’s definitely a huge opportunity for Tesla in the VPP segment! Keep it up 👍

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