Private enterprises in the energy storage industry

Why is the energy storage industry important?

Under dual-carbon targets, the development of the energy storage industry is of strategic significance for building a new energy system, improving the energy structure, ensuring energy supply, and promoting the low-carbon transition in China (He et al., 2023; Lee et al., 2023).

How do government subsidies help energy storage enterprises?

Government subsidies alleviate the financial constraints of energy storage enterprises. Government subsidies promote R&D investment in energy storage enterprises. Differentiated subsidy strategies can generate higher TFP improvement returns. Government subsidies are an important means to guide the development of the energy storage industry.

Why do local governments support large-scale energy storage projects in China?

Local governments in China tend to support large-scale ESE to deploy energy storage projects rapidly and accelerate the construction of new power systems in their localities.

Do government subsidies increase total factor productivity of energy storage enterprises?

Based on panel data of Chinese 101 energy storage enterprises from 2007 to 2022, this paper examines the effectiveness of government subsidies in the energy storage industry from the perspective of total factor productivity (TFP). The results unveil that government subsidies significantly increase the TFP of ESEs.

Do government subsidies improve TFP of energy storage enterprises?

Government subsidies improve the TFP of energy storage enterprises. The government's “picking winners” subsidy strategy is effective. Government subsidies alleviate the financial constraints of energy storage enterprises. Government subsidies promote R&D investment in energy storage enterprises.

Is government's “picking winners” subsidy strategy effective in energy storage industry?

It can be concluded that the government's “picking winners” subsidy strategy in energy storage industry is effective. Table 4. MMQR results. Note: Standard errors in parentheses; *,**,*** indicate that the coefficient is significantly different from 0 at 90%, 95% or 99% confidence levels. Q (N%) indicates that TFP is at the N% quantile level. 5.3.