The response speed of Tesla's world's largest lithium-ion battery system

It is reported that the world's largest lithium-ion battery system built by Tesla, that is, the Hornsdale energy storage system, has been officially launched on December 1st. The local government officials said the Hornsdale energy storage system. The response speed creates a record that can be transmitted in less than 4 seconds or less.

Tesla's world's largest lithium-ion battery system response speed record within 4 seconds or less transmission power

According to foreign media reports, Tesla's largest lithium-ion battery system in South Australia is already under test, which seems to have exceeded expectations. The Hornsdale Energy Storage System consists of Neoen's Hornsdale Wind Power Plant and the Tesla Powerpack Energy Storage System. In the past three weeks alone, the Hornsdale Energy Storage System has solved at least two major power shortages and is faster than emergency coal-fired power generation systems.

According to reports, LoyYangfacility in Victoria is the largest thermal power plant in the region. The plant suddenly suffered a power shortage last week. The Tesla battery system delivered electricity to the plant in only 0.14 seconds. The previous week, the LoyYang thermal power plant also suffered from power shortages. The Tesla battery system delivered power to it within 4 seconds or less, exceeding the response speed of other power generation systems. According to local media, the state government official said that the response speed of the Tesla battery system has created a record.

The effectiveness of the Tesla battery system is still closely observed. Australian electricity prices have skyrocketed, especially in South Australia. In 2016, the power supply disruption in the region caused a power outage of 1.7 million residents. In addition, storms and heat waves have caused additional power supply disruptions.

In March of this year, Musk solemnly announced on Twitter that a battery system will be built in South Australia within 100 days to solve the power problem in the area, otherwise the project will be free for use. In early July, the state government signed an agreement with Tesla and French energy company Neoen to produce battery systems. On December 1, South Australia announced the launch of the Hornsdale Energy Storage System.

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