Does the country support energy storage companies

Why is energy storage technology needed in China?

In China, RES are experiencing rapid development. However, because of the randomness of RES and the volatility of power output, energy storage technology is needed to chip peak off and fill valley up, promoting RES utilization and economic performance.

Does China have energy storage industry?

In addition, it can be observed that China has given full attention to energy storage industry. Currently, energy storage industry in China is extending from demonstration project stage to commercial operation stage, but series of development dilemmas exist.

Does energy storage industry need a policy guidance?

Sungrow Power Supply Co., Ltd.: energy storage industry needs the policy guidance urgently. Machinery & Electronics Business; 2015-6-22: A06. Policy and innovation are key factors for the development of energy storage technology. China Electric Power News; 2016-4-28: 008. Lin Boqiang.

Is energy storage a precondition for large-scale integration and consumption?

So to speak, energy storage is the precondition of large-scale integration and consumption of RES. However, China's energy storage industry is at the exploration stage and far from commercialization. This restricts the development of RES to certain extent. For this reason, this paper will concentrate on China's energy storage industry.

Does China's energy storage industry have a comprehensive study?

However, because of the late start of China's energy storage industry, the comprehensive study for the whole industry is very few. We found a review which provided a relatively comprehensive analysis of the technical and economic issue of it. Compared with other studies, its research has a good comprehensiveness.

What is the White Book for energy storage industry in 2014?

White book for energy storage industry in 2014. China Energy Storage Alliance 2014. China Electricity Council. The study on the development policy of energy storage industry. China Power Enterprise Management 3; 2015. p. 24–28. Global energy storage distribution: the US accounts for 40% and Japan accounts for 39%.