Applications: Stationary Energy Storage
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Notable Regional BESS Developments
55 GW / 135 GWh
China
4GW / 7 GWh
20 GW / 55 GWh
Leading the charge in installations of energy storage projects With nearly 3x the installations, China is speeding away from the US, its next closest competitor Projects are driven by drastically lower costs than other markets based on local manufacturing capacity
Germany
Despite policy headwinds, the U.S. continued strong growth U.S. continued to dominate the largest projects in the world Foreign Entity of Concern FEOC) provisions of the OBBB threaten to limit future grown Uncertain tariffs presented a large bias
Australia
5 GW / 13 GWh
Supported by aggressive government renewable energy target Energy-only market and strong frequency regulation value creates strong incentive for BESS deployment Coupled with high PV and wind penetration, BESS has come to be an indispensable tool to address fossil retirements and transmission congestion
Source: CNESA, Wood Mackenzie Distinguished Partner), PV Magazine
Europeʼs storage had 45% YoY growth, led by Germany Notably, the residential share is higher than in other leading markets
Saudi Arabia
3 GW / 12 GWh
Although smaller in absolute terms, KSA leads in average project size GW) and duration, as well as annual growth Driven by Saudi Vision 2030 renewable goals and mega-projects backed by Saudi government KSA's installations have dwarfed those of other Middle Eastern nations
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