Powered up: How the global energy storage market is on track to keep booming

Stuart Stone
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Energy Storage Market Outlook forecasts 23 per cent increase in annual energy storage additions in 2025, with a record 92GW of new capacity expected

The global energy storage market remains on track for a record year, with 92GW/247GWh of annual energy storage additions forecast in 2025 by BloombergNEF (BNEF). According to the research firm's latest...

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