More than 6,500 South Australian households have signed up to register their interest in the world’s biggest Virtual Power Plant. To sign up and find out more, visit http://www.virtualpowerplant.sa.gov.au pic.twitter.com/eXCnU6Q0i3
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@JayWeatherill why wouldn’t you consider purchasing these panels from a local manufacturer rather than a US supplier... You’re giving job grants to local business but then sourcing your own hardware overseas... seems counter productive#governmentdoesntbuylocalwhy -
You do get that it’s Elon musk supplying the system not the S.A government right given he is American it stands to reason he would be using American suppliers
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No from my understanding local manufacturers didn’t get a look in and the panels are being purchased form the USA and local company Tindo didn’t get a look in...
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A Co-operative would maximise the benefit to the SA community and the households participating.
@TKoutsantonisMP@JayWeatherill Let's talk about value and shared ownership.#EnergyDemocracyAuThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Hope you are giving the Australian company Carnegie Clean Energy a chance to participate. Support Australian companies.
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Government owned houses only.
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