An energy storage system (ESS) is a device or group of devices used to store energy and supply it for later use. Battery, chemical, electrochemical, mechanical, and thermal are some of the popular energy storage systems available to meet everyday energy needs.



Energy storage systems make it easier to store and deliver energy where and when needed to create a more resilient energy infrastructure and provide cost savings to consumers and utilities. Furthermore, these ensure system reliability and stability by responding rapidly to power fluctuations.



The variable supply from renewable sources and a surge in demand for electricity are posing challenges for energy grids worldwide in addition to the rising energy cost scenario, which demands more flexibility in our energy mix to make clean energy accessible and affordable to all.



Delivering energy reliably at the flip of a switch is achievable with current and emerging energy storage technologies.



Even when the sun does not shine or the wind does not blow, grid-based energy storage makes it possible to address solar or wind intermittency and make clean energy available consistently for residential, commercial, and industrial applications.



Keep reading to learn more about an ESS and the global energy storage systems market.
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