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11 June 2024

09:00 CEST

The energy storage market is a new trend

Under the goal of “carbon peak and carbon neutrality”, wind power and photovoltaic power generation will develop rapidly in Europe. Between 2019 and 2023, the EU’s wind and solar power generation will increase by 46%, replacing one-fifth of the EU’s fossil fuel power generation. Energy storage is an important means to solve the intermittent and instability of wind power and photovoltaic power generation and enhance the flexibility and security of energy system supply. Wind power and solar energy accounted for 26.44% of the EU’s electricity in 2023. According to the IEA (International Energy Agency) forecast, the proportion of global photovoltaic and wind power in total power generation will increase from the current 7% to 24% in 2040. The three major markets of the United States, China and Europe account for 80% of the overall energy storage market. Emerging developing countries, especially China, are developing rapidly. By the end of 2023, China’s operational power storage projects accounted for 30% of the total global market size. European countries need to actively change the global electricity consumption structure. SESS is committed to strengthening the European energy storage market.

05 June 2024

14:00 CEST

SESS actively promotes the European energy storage market

At a recent board meeting, it was decided that SESS’s operational goal is to develop and promote energy storage technologies in the energy sector. SESS CEO Zainulabdeen Raad Sabri Al-Sabti said that the promotion of new energy storage promotes social energy transformation and ultimately achieves sustainable green economic efficiency. The company is engaged in trade, research and development and consulting for energy storage equipment directly or through subsidiaries. SESS energy storage system products are targeted at industrial and commercial energy storage or household energy storage. The company operates in Sweden and abroad.

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