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European energy storage battle at sunset
Germany and Europe are facing a challenge in storing renewable electricity to achieve the goal of climate neutrality by 2045. Currently, they rely on large batteries with a capacity of approximately 14 gigawatts, with plans to increase this capacity to 84 gigawatts in the coming years. The declining costs of batteries, especially lithium-ion ones, are driving increased investment in storage and grid infrastructure, with forecasts suggesting prices will halve by 2030. Expanding storage systems and energy grids aims to improve market stability and reduce dependence on fossil fuels, highlighting the need to update long-lasting infrastructure and electricity networks.
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