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=State of Energy Storage: [[Energy Storage 101/Drivers and Big Picture|Drivers and Big Picture]]= | =State of Energy Storage: [[Energy Storage 101/Drivers and Big Picture|Drivers and Big Picture]]= | ||
What is driving the adoption of energy storage and how do these forces influence the current energy storage landscape throughout the world? This section covers the following topics in more detail | What is driving the adoption of energy storage and how do these forces influence the current energy storage landscape throughout the world? This section covers the following topics in more detail. | ||
==Drivers for Energy Storage== | ==Drivers for Energy Storage== | ||
*Decreasing technology costs | *Decreasing technology costs | ||
Revision as of 11:53, 6 November 2020
This section of the storagewiki.epri.com is intended to provide an introductory overview of energy storage technology, applications, and deployment considerations. It is intended to be a tool to support bringing new stakeholders up to speed on the energy storage landscape.
The content is based on Energy Storage 101 training courses EPRI has presented in various venues. We will continue to build out the content with a more detailed narrative. If you have any suggestions, please email Erin Minear (eminear@epri.com).
State of Energy Storage: Drivers and Big Picture
What is driving the adoption of energy storage and how do these forces influence the current energy storage landscape throughout the world? This section covers the following topics in more detail.
Drivers for Energy Storage
- Decreasing technology costs
- Increasing renewable generation
- Evolving utility needs
- Increasing utility customer choice and engagement
- Policy and regulatory changes
Current Status and Future Outlook
- Market and Deployment Trends