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Which European country will add the most energy storage capacity by 2031?

Your country-by-country guide to the key players driving innovation in Europe’s five fastest growing energy storage markets The UK is forecast to be the European country that will add the most energy storage capacity by 2031. But which will be the fastest growing energy storage markets in the European Union?

What is the European energy storage inventory?

A new interactive platform delivers real-time clean energy storage insights as Europe shifts toward sustainable energy sources. Energy storage helps to balance supply and demand. The European Energy Storage Inventory is the first of its kind at European level to show all forms of clean energy storage solutions.

What will Europe's energy storage demand look like in 2022?

In 2022 alone, European grid-scale energy storage demand will see a mighty 97% year-on-year growth, deploying 2.8GW/3.3GWh. This reflects energy storage’s emergence as a mainstream power technology. Over the next decade, the top 10 markets in Europe will add 73 GWh of energy storage, amounting to 90% of new deployments.

Will energy storage become a mainstream power technology?

This reflects energy storage’s emergence as a mainstream power technology. Over the next decade, the top 10 markets in Europe will add 73 GWh of energy storage, amounting to 90% of new deployments. The UK will retain its crown as the region’s leading grid-scale storage market through to 2031, adding 1.5GW/1.8GWh in 2022 alone.

How much energy storage will Europe have in 2024?

In addition, there are ambitious national expansion targets for energy storage – 24 GW by 2030. For 2024, SolarPower Europe expects an increase of 3.7 GWh in grid storage (82% of the British battery storage market), and 4.7 GWh annually by 2028 (65% of the British battery storage market).

Who is leading energy storage innovation in Europe?

Here Tamarindo’s Energy Storage Report highlights those players that have been at the forefront of storage innovation in Italy, Germany, Spain, France and Ireland in recent months.