The market for electrical storage systems is entering a crucial phase. Increasing energy demand, driven by data centers and large manufacturing facilities, is accelerating the adoption of large-scale storage solutions, while technological innovations continue to reduce costs and make the sector more competitive.

The year 2025 marks a watershed for storage, as the rising demand to power large loads will require greater energy supply, driving wider adoption of storage solutions and significantly impacting global power grids. According to Wood Mackenzie’s briefing, “Five trends to look for in global energy storage in 2025”, annual storage installations are expected to grow from approximately 40 GW in 2023 to 102 GW in 2032, with China capturing over 40% of this growth.

Technological advancements and cost reductions are removing economic barriers, making these solutions increasingly accessible.
Despite U.S. protectionist policies and potential tariff impacts, analysts do not anticipate significant repercussions on the sector’s growth, highlighting a strong and expanding market.