Analysis and design of european and american energy storage fields

Why did the EU start strategic energy storage?

EU's oil and natural gas relied on imported, with the international oil price rising and demand on fossil energy, the EU had already started strategic energy storage by 1968. The EU member states synchronize the storage of strategic energy storage with the IEA, to ensure that strategic energy can be used in the energy crisis.

Does the new EU legal framework affect the value of energy storage?

Analysis of impact of the new EU legal framework on the value of energy storage. Interdisciplinary methodology using legal analysis, expert interviews and modelling. Study of various storage technologies and applications across 12 EU countries. New legal regime fits for behind-the-meter batteries, which can become widespread.

Does the EU have a good energy storage structure?

The EU also has the energy storage capacity, but it still suffers from the energy crisis, which indicates that the energy storage structure has an obvious shortcoming. To improve energy storage structure, the energy storage comparisons of the EU and China need to be analyzed.

What is the European Association for storage of Energy (EASE)?

*** About EASE: The European Association for Storage of Energy (EASE) is the leading member - supported association representing organisations active across the entire energy storage value chain. EASE supports the deployment of energy storage to further the cost-effective transition to a resilient, carbon-neutral, and secure energy system.

What is the difference between China and the EU energy storage system?

There are differences in the energy storage system between China and the EU. EU countries have established IEA to build the national energy strategic storage, and China's strategic energy storage is less than the EU's.

How much energy should the EU store?

To prevent the energy crisis, the EU should store 450 billion m 3 at least to keep the energy supply safe. China's consumption of natural gas is less than the EU's, but it still needs 100 billion m 3 at least to keep the natural gas supply safe. 4. The strategic energy storage analysis of China and the EU 4.1. Strategic energy storage in the EU