Utilities added 207 MW, 257 MWh of energy storage in 2016, according to a new report from the Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA).
The states where the most energy storage was installed last year were California (120.5 MW, 176.6 MWh), Indiana (22 MW, 20.8 MWh), and Ohio (16.1 MW, 6.2 MWh).
Utility storage deployments took the lion’s share of installations, accounting for 151 MW, 181.6 MWh, followed by non-residential installations with 54 MW, 68 MWh of installations, and residential deployments were third with 4.5 MW, 7.5 MWh.
