BloombergNEF raised its US cumulative storage outlook 30% to 213.9GW by 2030, as developers reweight pipelines toward the asset the credit covers.
BloombergNEF raised its US cumulative storage outlook to 213.9GW by 2030 and 434.4GW by 2036, about 30% above its April view. The solar-to-storage ratio has gone from 94:1 in 2016 to 7:1 today, heading for 4:1 by 2030.
The signal Storage keeps its federal tax credit through 2035 while solar's sunsets later this decade, and imported Chinese stationary batteries now carry a 40.9% combined duty. Developers are reweighting pipelines toward the asset the credit still covers. State procurements are already short of bid-ready projects.
Hiring Development Managers who can carry storage-led pipelines through reformed queues, Interconnection Engineers with PJM, MISO, and ERCOT study experience, and Origination Leads who can structure utility offtake against a 2035 credit horizon set the pace.
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