More likely they just want to be seen as hip and serving their customers as a single unit isn&#x27;t going to going to let you run your house fully during an outage and buying multiple units to support a power user typical wattage need and who else besides those types are buying into this?<p>It might be good for time shifting expensive electrical rates but where in America is that going to happen?<p>I don&#x27;t think they see value in home storage of power, first off the amount stored is way way WAY too minuscule if you look at it from a grid perspective. If you wanted efficient, safe, and reliable, battery storage the utility or an independent would be better off setting up a dedicated facility for it. Even if just a series of boxes at the front of a subdivision&#x2F;apartment complex the manageability goes up a lot.<p>tl;dr utility company just riding the cool wave as it really doesn&#x27;t benefit their consumers. far better options than relying on small storage spread across private homes