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Powerlink activates ‘Big Bessie’: 50MW/100MWh Battery Storage System with Tesla Megapacks
Powerlink has activated a 50MW/100MWh battery storage system in Bouldercombe, Australia. Known as “Big Bessie,” the Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is powered by 40 Tesla Megapacks. Developed by Genex, the battery system utilizes Tesla’s […]
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Here’s what the Tesla Cybertruck almost looked like
The design of the Tesla Cybertruck has drawn a lot of conversation, positive and a lot of negative, since it was first unveiled to the world back in 2019. However a new behind the scenes […]
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Tesla Q2 2023 earnings call: What to expect
It’s nearly Tesla earnings day with the company set to announce its Q2 2023 financial results after markets close tomorrow, Wednesday, July 19. With Tesla announcing the first Cybertruck has rolled off the production line […]
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Electrify America reverses course and changes its charging fees again
Electrify America (EA) has notified its customers about an update to its pricing structure, just over six months after the company shifted to offering uniform prices across the country. Along with updates to the charging […]
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Tesla Megapacks to power 400MW/800MWh battery storage facilities in Massachusetts
Tesla Megapacks will soon be powering two new battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Energy Siting Facilities Board recently granted approval for two energy storage facilities, with a combined capacity of 400MW/800MWh. […]
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Samsung to supply 4 nm chips for Tesla’s HW5: Report
Tesla has barely got their latest self-driving computer known as Hardware 4 (HW4) out the door, but the company is already working on the next generation computer. According to a report out of Korea, Tesla […]