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

A solicitation for large-scale energy storage could be hosted in about a year’s time as part of the push towards New York achieving its target of deploying 6GW of energy storage on the grid by 2030.

The US market is on course to reach 13.5GWh of energy storage installations during 2022, according to Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables.

Revolve Renewable Power received approval to build 250MW project on land managed by the US Bureau of Land Management in Arizona.

The Department of Planning and Environment in New South Wales gave development approval to a proposed 500MW/1,000MWh battery storage project.

Energy asset developer Rise Light & Power will redevelop its 2,480MW Ravenswood Generating Station – New York City’s biggest power plant – as a new renewable energy hub including on-site energy storage.

ArcLight views its portfolio of existing thermal power plant assets as “excellent potential locations for battery projects”.

US energy storage industry is going strong despite delays due to supply chain issues, interconnection queue waiting times and other factors.

Westbridge has added another large-scale solar-plus-storage project to its development portfolio in Alberta, Canada.

Energy storage deployment in the US is growing at a phenomenal pace. But the appetite for storage is much greater than the ability to build, and getting grid interconnection rights is often the biggest hurdle.