Energy storage technology captures electricity or other forms of energy and holds it for later use, enabling power to be consumed at a different time than when it was generated. This capability has become essential to the global transition toward renewable energy, solving one of clean power’s most fundamental challenges: the sun doesn’t always shine, and the wind doesn’t always blow. Without effective storage, solar panels and wind turbines can only supply electricity when conditions permit, forcing grids to rely on fossil fuel backup or curtail excess clean generation when demand is low.
The storage landscape has …










