ALBANY — New York unveiled an ambitious roadmap to expand its energy storage capabilities by the end of the decade, following a trend of nation-leading aspirations in the clean energy sector.The plan, submitted to state regulators for consideration and open for public comment, calls for reaching 6 gigawatts of power by 2030 in an effort to provide security for the electricity grid during times of peak demand as New York heads to more widespread use of renewable energy.However, jostling for vital materials necessary to create battery storage, building infrastructure and encouraging uptake are complex challenges that could serve as potential barriers standing in the way of hitting the state’s lofty targets, many say.“The state’s energy goals, in…
