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Which countries have the largest energy storage capacity by 2030?

Regions with the largest expected growth in energy storage capacity by 2030 include Latin America (+1,374%), the Middle East (+1,147%), and the Asia-Pacific (+778%), based on data from Wood Mackenzie’s Global Energy Storage Market Update Q2, 2024.

What is EPRI's energy storage roadmap?

EPRI’s the original Energy Storage Roadmap and current Battery Energy Storage Roadmap were developed using the process shown below: Originally published in 2020, EPRI’s Energy Storage Roadmap envisioned a path to 2025 in which energy storage enhances safe, reliable, affordable, and environmentally responsible electric power.

Should Asia Pacific invest in energy transition technologies?

The region will also need annualized investment in energy transition technologies to triple to US$2.3 trillion over 2024-2030, the report says. Frederick Teo, CEO of GenZero, said, “Fundamental decarbonization requires an energy-centric approach. Clean power alone could abate 50% of Asia Pacific’s cumulative emissions between 2024 and 2050.

What is the EPRI battery energy storage roadmap?

Gaps were sorted by project set to facilitate focused, long-term research planning that incorporates projects and activities to close the gaps. This EPRI Battery Energy Storage Roadmap contains four Future State Pillars, each representing an aspect of EPRI’s mission to advance safe, reliable, affordable, and clean energy.

What is Asia doing to reduce emissions?

Asia is committed to lowering emissions and increasing renewable energy production, although targets and timelines vary from country to country. There has been a near regionwide scaling up of wind, solar, and other green power production over the past few years.

Will clean power reduce Asia Pacific's emissions in 2024 & 2050?

Clean power alone could abate 50% of Asia Pacific’s cumulative emissions between 2024 and 2050. While the Asia-Pacific region enjoys an abundance of natural resources, including the ability to generate considerable renewable energy, this potential is not evenly distributed across countries in the region.