California now has 21,112 MW of installed energy storage, giving it one of the world's largest battery fleets. The total is roughly one-third of the state's peak demand during the September 2022 heat wave, when load exceeded 63,000 MW. For solar-heavy grids, the milestone shows how quickly batteries are becoming core operating infrastructure for evening supply, reliability and renewable integration.
Source: Solar Power World. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

The US Senate voted 73-25 to advance the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, a permitting reform bill backed by 300 solar and storage comp...

Energy stored in grid batteries across Australia's National Electricity Market reached a record 20.17 GWh, up 203% on the previous high set a year ear...

Panamint Capital has secured a $1.8 billion green loan for Big Rooter Power, a 1.2 GWdc solar project on reclaimed coal mine land at its Twin Oaks pow...