The transition to a low-carbon economy is rapidly reshaping global energy markets, industrial strategy, and technological innovation. Across the United States and around the world, government agencies, private investors, and utilities are searching for ways to make renewable power more reliable, affordable, and scalable.
While solar and wind capacity continues to expand, momentum is now building around the next frontier of the energy transition: energy storage. In recent years, the U.S. grid has seen an unprecedented increase in installed battery capacity — equivalent to the output of dozens of large power plants — in part because storage helps smooth the intermittency of clean generation and enhances grid reliability.
