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U.S. Battery Storage Capacity Averaged 70% Growth Over The Last Three Years

The U.S. power system has seen substantial growth in operational battery storage capacity over the past three years.

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The U.S. power system has seen substantial growth in operational battery storage capacity over the past three years. This expansion is reflected in the significant increase in utility-scale battery storage capacity. The data indicates that the U.S. power system had operational battery storage capacity of 43.6 gigawatts by the end of 2025. In the first six months of 2026, an additional 8.3 gigawatts of capacity was added, further solidifying the trend of growth. The 70% average annual growth rate over the last three years underscores the rapid development of battery storage capacity in the U.S. power system.

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