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Over the past few weeks, we’ve been discussing various aspects of the Inflation Reduction Act and the positive impact its expected to have on energy storage deployment in the US.
That’s true for battery storage at grid-scale and for the commercial and industrial (C&I) segment too, both areas we report on frequently here at Energy-Storage.news.
Meanwhile, it’s also true at residential scale, where fears of power outages and environmental consciousness have already led to an uptick in sales of battery storage and growing attachment rates for batteries for customers of rooftop solar PV, both new and existing.
Further boosts are expected for the residential storage sector from changes to electricity market rules and regulations such as FERC Order 2222, which directs that transmission operators must allow distributed…