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Faster battery buildout could save German consumers up to €2.8 billion by 2035

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By Ralph Diermann Verified, Matthew Lynas Verified, Vincent Shaw Verified
| ESS News
A faster rollout of utility-scale battery storage could deliver billions of euros in savings to German households and businesses while improving power system resilience, according to a study by the Institute of Energy Economics at the University of Cologne (EWI).
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Why Western battery markets are rethinking lithium-ion

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By Matthew Lynas Verified, Vincent Shaw Verified, Jas Kandola
| ESS News
We’re witnessing a fundamental shift in how Western governments and developers think about energy storage. It’s no longer enough for a battery to be affordable and energy-dense. In 2026, the questions that matter are: Where do the materials come from? What happens when it catches fire? And can it handle the relentless cycling demands of AI-era infrastructure? At EQONIC, we’ve spent years developing non-lithium battery chemistry because we saw this moment coming.
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German storage association to file EU complaint over capacity market law

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By Ralph Diermann Verified, Matthew Lynas Verified, Vincent Shaw Verified
| ESS News
German energy storage association BVES plans to file a complaint with the European Commission over the design of the country’s proposed Electricity Security of Supply and Capacity Act (StromVKG), arguing that the legislation effectively excludes storage technologies from key parts of the future capacity market. The German government introduced the bill to secure electricity supply after the country’s coal phaseout through competitive auctions for dispatchable generation capacity.
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