Tesla plugs in world's largest lithium ion battery
Giant 129MW battery will be used to stabilise the grid in South Australia, a region which has suffered crippling blackouts in the last two years
South Australia is now operating the world's largest lithium ion battery to stabilise its grid, after Tesla founder Elon Musk today fulfilled his promise to deliver the 129MW installation within 100 days....
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