Bloomberg reports that Australian homes are leading the world in home-battery installation thanks to subsidy support. Australia already has deep rooftop solar penetration, so battery adoption is becoming the next step in shifting daytime solar output into evening use. For utilities and installers, the growth of behind-the-meter storage changes demand profiles and creates new opportunities for aggregation and grid services.
Source: Bloomberg. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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