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What is the Energy Storage System (ESP)?

The Energy Storage System (ESP) is a global partnership that will take a holistic, technology-neutral approach by including all forms of energy storage, such as batteries. The ESP aims to expand the global market for energy storage, leading to technology improvements and accelerating cost reductions over time.

How will the ESP impact the energy storage industry?

By developing and adapting new storage solutions to the needs of developing countries, the ESP will help expand the global market for energy storage, leading to technology improvements and accelerating cost reductions over time.

What is the Energy Storage Partnership (ESP)?

The Energy Storage Partnership (ESP) is a collaboration between the World Bank Group and 29 organizations. They work together to help develop energy storage solutions tailored to the needs of developing countries. Energy transitions are underway in many countries with a significant increase in the use of wind and solar power.

What does ESP Stand for?

ENERGY STORAGE PARTNERSHIP (ESP) Energy transitions are underway in many countries, with a significant global increase in the use of wind and solar power playing a key role. To integrate renewable resources into grids, energy storage will be key.

What is ESP & how does it work?

The ESP is an international partnership between the World Bank and 43 other entities which fosters international technological cooperation and training to develop and adapt to new energy storage solutions tailored to the needs and conditions of developing countries. It does so through:

How does ESMAP support developing countries in deploying energy storage?

ESMAP is supporting developing countries in deploying energy storage through providing access to concessional finance, technical assistance, and addressing key knowledge gaps through an international Energy Storage Partnership (ESP).