Energy storage data archive

Where can I find information about energy storage?

(Click on the image to download the data) There is a range of useful open access energy storage maps and databases! In addition to location, they often provide details on technology, energy and power capacity and use case of specific energy storage projects around the world (sometimes even financial details).

What is the energy storage project database?

This is essentially a global industry platform for dissemination of project and performance metrics on the growing fleet of energy storage installations. Over the last four years, the database has been utilized to help shape the development of new projects, improve existing systems and to help develop policy and regulatory framework.

What is energy storage technology?

In 2022, 58.4% of global electricity still came from coal and natural gas. Energy storage technology serves as a critical enabling component in the development of new power systems. It facilitates the storage of energy in various forms, allowing for its subsequent release as required , .

What resources are available for energy storage?

Energy Storage Reports and Data The following resources provide information on a broad range of storage technologies. General Battery Storage ARPA-E’s Duration Addition to electricitY Storage (DAYS) HydroWIRES (Water Innovation for a Resilient Electricity System) Initiative

What is the gesdb archive?

The data included in the archive has been fully validated. The GESDB represents a dynamic catalogue with a continuously updated dataset. This is essentially a global industry platform for dissemination of project and performance metrics on the growing fleet of energy storage installations.

Can energy storage solve the security of electricity supply?

Both developments create fundamental challenges for the security of electricity supply. Energy storage could resolve these and drive cost-effective deep decarbonization. As a result, the storage industry is projected to grow to hundreds of times its current size in the coming decades.