If you have all the required hardware and software, you can go to your Tesla app, and under “Charge on Solar,” you will be able to set your charge limit using excess solar energy. Tesla writes about the charge limit: “Your vehicle will charge from solar and the grid when your current charge level is below the left sun slider. After your vehicle’s charge level passes the sun slider, your vehicle automatically switches to only charge on excess solar up to your charge limit. Solar power and home loads are variables so if you ever want to charge faster, you can simply increase the lower charge limit to a desired range.” There’s also a scheduling feature that stops charging with solar after a specific time if you know that your energy consumption will increase at a specific time.
Anthropic Could Be Worth $2 Trillion When It Goes Public
Anthropic investors expect the AI startup to float at a valuation of $2 trillion or more in October, a dizzying figure that would eclipse SpaceX and make the AI lab’s debut the largest-ever initial public Read more…