Copper's electric range, named "Charlie," features a convection oven and induction cooktop with a unique battery system that allows for extended oven use without the need for costly electrical upgrades. The battery can be charged over time and programmed to take advantage of off-peak power or solar energy. This innovative design aims to make electric cooking more accessible, especially in older buildings with limited electrical capabilities. By integrating batteries into appliances like refrigerators and EV chargers, people can shift when they draw electricity from the grid, helping stabilize the grid and increase renewable utilization. This approach makes storage more available to more people, especially in apartments, and can lead to greater adoption of electrification, ultimately making the benefits of climate solutions more accessible to a wider range of people.