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China controls approximately 95% of the global lithium battery market used for energy storage. By 2025, the top 10 suppliers will account for 90% of worldwide shipments, with storage cell volumes exceeding 600 gigawatt-hours—a 100% increase compared to 2024. Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries have become dominant, comprising over 90% of stationary storage installations in 2025. Although they have lower energy density, they are cheaper and more suitable for repeated charging and discharging. As global system prices have fallen to one-third of their 2020 levels and worldwide storage capacity has increased elevenfold since 2021, the clean energy market faces challenges related to reliance on Chinese supply chains. Europe and North America import most of their components, raising security and strategic concerns. Building alternative factories is more costly and requires substantial investments to remain competitive.
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