The Q2 record came from the U.S. Energy Storage Market Outlook Q3 2026, published by SEIA and Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, and marked the country’s strongest quarter for storage additions. Utility-scale installed capacity nearly doubled from 88 GWh to 165 GWh over the prior 18 months, while Arizona led the quarter with 6.2 GWh of new storage. The report raised its forecast by 11.5% to 683 GWh through 2030, underlining how solar-plus-storage is moving from peak support into core grid planning.
Source: TD World. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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