Policy Primer: Energy Storage April 2022 Update

As energy storage continues to evolve, regulatory requirements and opportunities for the technology will develop hand-in-hand.

Energy storage is evolving to be an essential part of the energy transition given its ability to provide power on demand and optimize grid performance amid the proliferation of intermittent renewable energy resources.

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April 25, 2022

Policy Primer: Energy Storage April 2022 Update

As energy storage continues to evolve, regulatory requirements and opportunities for the technology will develop hand-in-hand.

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