Energy storage projects will be eligible to take part in competitive capacity auctions for low-carbon power set to be launched this month by the Japanese government.  

A recent draft final rule on reforms of grid interconnection processes from US regulator FERC has been welcomed by the energy storage industry, although many hurdles still remain.

Ontario and Alberta account for the bulk of Canada’s installed, planned and proposed large-scale energy storage today. The rest of the country can lean on the experiences and lessons learned, Andy Colthorpe hears from developers and expert voices.

A vote to approve proposals for the European Union’s Batteries Regulation has been welcomed by trade groups.

Senators in Maine are considering legislation to accelerate energy storage development, including a focus on who is allowed to own resources placed on transmission and distribution grids.

Why recent awards of pre-licensing for large-scale projects in Turkey mean a “very promising market” for energy storage is about to open.

Kadri Simson has described energy storage as vital for the energy transition, yet often “overlooked” in plans and strategies.

The Electricity Authority of Israel (PUA) has introduced a supplementary tariff for PV facilities combined with energy storage.

Turkey pre-licensing energy storage facilities paired with renewables, with around 20GW expected to be granted within three years.

The government of Nova Scotia amends Electricity Act with the view to accelerating the deployment of energy storage.