A couple of weeks ago, Energy-Storage.news met with leading figures from the energy storage industry at RE+ 2022.

Alongside unveiling of an energy storage deployment target, Victoria government announced funding for large-scale battery storage projects.

Queensland gets about 21% of its energy from renewables, but the state government has just set an increased target of 70% renewables by 2032.

Sterling and Wilson has signed a memorandum of understanding with the government of Nigeria to develop and construct PV and BESS projects.

NextEra’s Energy’s 485MW solar PV co-located plant has reached full commercial operation in Riverside County, California.

Victoria, Australia, will target 6.3GW of renewable energy storage by 2035, one of the world’s most ambitious storage policy goals.

Oil and gas major TotalEnergies, thermal energy storage system company 1414 Degrees and six other companies have joined the Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES) Council.

Recent policy announcements from the European Union could boost the energy storage market, an analyst says, but also reveal inherent weaknesses of the bloc’s free electricity market.

Inflation Reduction Act legislation is an unexpected “huge shot in the arm” for that could double the addressable domestic market.

California Energy Storage Alliance policy director Jin Noh talks about the state’s leading position in the industry and challenges ahead.