The reported U.S. storage pipeline points to another 54 GW through 2028, including large additions expected over the next two and a half years. That matters for solar because batteries increasingly determine whether midday PV output can be shifted into evening demand and grid-service markets. Faster storage deployment can reduce curtailment risk, but it also raises pressure on interconnection queues, supply chains and market rules for flexible capacity.
Source: The Cool Down. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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