By the end of the decade, energy storage will undergo dramatic changes as transportation and stationary applications’ $23 billion in revenues nearly catch up to consumer electronics’ $27 billion. Within these figures are staggering application shifts, like micro-hybrids overtaking the pure internal ...
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State of the Market Report | June 10, 2021
Limited charging speed and availability have been major barriers to electric vehicle adoption, and fast‑charging stations are currently the most popular way to quickly add range to vehicles. However, the additional power demands can stress the electrical grid, prompting re‑consideration of other ... Not part of subscription
State of the Market Report | October 29, 2021
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News Commentary | December 03, 2021
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) deferred a rule change that would require grid‑scale energy storage to pay charges for transmission and use of the national system. These charges would add significant costs to the storage business model, reducing its attractiveness. The AEMC is ... Not part of subscription