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Community app proposes charging Teslas during low grid demand hours

📍 Reddit TeslaLounge

Unconfirmed: a Reddit user, owner of a Model 3 since 2018 and an engineer by trade, presents a free, ad-free app that, according to him, reduces local power plant emissions by charging the vehicle when grid demand is low. The app, available at cleancrib.org, connects with the official Tesla app and prioritizes the schedule set by the user. It also lets users locate nearby gas plants. The author states that between 2 and 3 million Teslas are on the road and argues that widespread use would have a noticeable effect on emissions. He says he earns no revenue from the project.…

🔎 Why it matters: Unconfirmed: the claim comes from a Reddit user, not from Tesla. The cleancrib.org app and the figure of 2-3 million Teslas on the road are not verified in the text.
📈 Upside: According to the author, the app schedules charging according to the user's timetable and charges no fee and shows no ads.
📉 Risk: Because it connects with the official Tesla app, any change to that app could affect how it works.
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