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What does "Savings Compatible" mean?
When working with batteries in MissionControl, you may have noticed that some batteries are labeled as "Savings Compatible":
This label relates to the "Estimated Savings" value on the Battery Optimization Hub on the proposal:
If a battery is not marked as compatible, estimated savings will not be calculated on the proposal.