Thoughts from a trio of energy storage technology providers and system integrators on the year just gone, and what lies in store in 2023.

Some companies which were previously considering Europe for lithium-ion gigafactory projects are now looking to the US instead, executives working in site selection and design told Energy-Storage.news.

Burns & McDonnell takes part in our series of Q&A blogs looking back at 2022, and looking ahead to this year in energy storage.

We continue looking back over 2022’s top content on Energy-Storage.news with our pick of the Guest Blogs published in the past 12 months.

As the year rapidly draws to a close, we bring you some of the top interview feature articles from 2022 for some light holiday reading.

Energy storage plays important role across multiple sectors in a plan for the “deep decarbonisation” of New York State approved this week.

Europe needs to act now to prevent an outflow of investment from its burgeoning battery manufacturing ecosystem in light of the US’ Inflation Reduction Act, the EU-founded European Battery Alliance (EBA) has said.

Fluence said the company is on track to grow revenues by almost a third on “multi-year” basis, leading to breakeven EBITDA in 2024.

Fluence reported its highest quarterly and yearly revenues, forecasting adjusted gross profits of US$60 million to US$100 million for next year.

Microvast, a Texas-headquartered company manufacturing battery cells and storage systems, has won 1.2GWh battery storage deal.