The pipeline of battery storage projects in the United States continues to grow, with an estimated 6.4 GW of new storage capacity expected by the end of 2024 and 143 GW of new storage capacity expected in the market by 2030. Battery storage not only drives energy transition, but is also expected to be in trouble.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that battery storage will dominate the growth of global energy storage capacity, and by 2030, battery storage will grow 14 times, helping to achieve 60% carbon.
In terms of geographical distribution, California and Texas are the leaders in battery storage, with 11.9 GW and 8.1 GW of installed capacity, respectively. Other states such as Nevada and Queensland are actively promoting energy storage development. Texas is currently far ahead in planned energy storage projects, with an estimated development of 59.3 GW of energy storage capacity.
The rapid growth of battery storage in the United States in 2024 has led to important progress in the decarbonization of the energy system. Battery storage has become irreplaceable for achieving clean energy goals by supporting renewable energy integration and improving grid reliability.
Post time: Dec-20-2024
