The world's largest lithium-ion battery has begun to power the grid in South Australia. The 100-
The megawatt battery made by Tesla was officially launched on Friday.
In fact, due to the hot local weather, it has provided some electricity since Thursday.
Recently, South Australia was paralyzed by power problems.
Tesla boss Elon Musk has vowed to make a battery in 100 days.
Promises to be fulfilled.
"This is a history that is taking shape," South Australian Prime Minister Jay withermere said on Friday . ".
Mr Weatherill said the battery would prevent a repeat of the infamous incident of power outages throughout the state last year.
Musk says it is three times as powerful as the world's second-largest battery.
The idea began when Musk was asked on Twitter if he was serious about helping solve the South Australian electricity problem.
Mr. Musk said he
Also, if the battery is not manufactured within 100 days, the state will receive it free of charge.
After a plan was approved by the State Government and regulators, the countdown began on September 30.
Tesla completed the battery in about 60 days.
Located near Jamestown, about 200 km (125 miles)
The battery, located in northern Adelaide, is connected to a wind farm operated by French energy company Neoen.
When the battery is fully charged, it can power 30,000 households in one hour.
However, it will be used primarily to support and stabilize the existing power supply.
The battery consists of a grid system that operates on the same technology that powers Tesla cars.
The company said in a statement that the completion of the battery "indicates that a sustainable and effective energy solution is possible ".
The South Australian battery is just one of several similar projects that Tesla is involved in.
Smaller battery banks have also been installed in Southern California, Hawaii, New Zealand, the UK and several Pacific islands, which are also designed to stabilize power supply.
Luxury hotels in South Africa, the island and remote areas are also using small power storage systems.
The company also talked about sending more battery packs to Puerto Rico, which lost almost all power generation systems after Hurricane Maria swept through the area.
Retailers Target and online giant Amazon have also expressed interest in storing power.
Amazon says it is experimenting with a project that uses batteries in the data center.
In the event of a power outage, the power supply will keep the server running and help to keep the power stable.
Tesla says they have built professional technology to make lithium.
Its car uses ion batteries to help it develop larger power supplies for the energy storage system.
The batteries used in the energy storage facilities connected to the grid are not exactly the same as those in Tesla cars, but there are some common design elements.
Tesla has partnered with Panasonic to develop and produce its Powerpack technology.
Still, it works with Samsung at a factory in southern Australia, as Panasonic is unable to produce the required batteries within a tight deadline.
Tesla will soon face fierce competition from power companies.
Next year, a battery storage facility in South Korea will be launched 50% larger than Tesla's battery storage facility in Australia.
Chinese companies and many other renewable energy companies are also installing many battery storage systems for power suppliers around the world.