Battery powered homes may be future of homebuilding

This Sonnen battery was recently installed into Mandalay Homes’ third discovery home, which is designed to run entirely on electric power, much of which is stored onsite using the battery. /Max Efrein/Courier

By Max Efrein | The Daily Courier

Many utility companies throughout the Southwest are having to address limitations with the electrical grid as renewable energies grow in popularity.

All major utilities in the western U.S. are interconnected. They are what is called a “balancing authority.”

This equates to one big interconnected pool of power and every balancing authority is responsible to maintain frequency at 60 Hertz so as not to disrupt the flow of energy.

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