Applications: Stationary Energy Storage
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Leading Cell Chemistries & Market Share in BESS Lithium versus alternative chemistries global market share
Lithium-ion batteries 90% batteries remain the dominant technology
Lead-acid batteries 5% persist in legacy & cost-sensitive applications
Flow batteries 2% continue to be of interest for long-duration energy storage applications, with a pipeline of projects entering development phase
Sodium-ion batteries 1% are garnering increased industry attention, with early commercial milestones achieved, including the first grid- and C&I-scale deployments BESS market share within lithium chemistries
LFP is the leading chemistry for stationary storage applications:
LFP held the majority market share of 85% held the majority due to its superior safety profile, longer cycle life, and cost-effectiveness compared to other lithium-ion chemistries
2020 2025 Increasing LFP capacity additions, at the expense of NMC market share
LFP accounts for over 80% of new deployments across utility-scale and C&I sectors
NMC persists in legacy installations, with its market share dropping to 33% Source: Future Market Insights; BloombergNEF Distinguished Partner); company announcements
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