On June 17, the Innovative Energy Storage Conference was held in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. The conference aims to explore multi-dimensional new energy storage products and technologies, further grasp industry trends, perceive market demand, and provide directional guidance and path selection for new energy development. The representative of the European Association of Energy Storage Trade attended the conference and gave a keynote speech.
In his opening remarks, the Secretary General of the European Association of Energy Storage Trade said solar, wind and existing storage technologies could meet about three-quarters of future electricity demand, but to achieve net zero emissions, other technologies are needed to bridge the remaining gap. Strengthening energy storage technology innovation and R&D has become an important part of energy transformation. In the future, the energy storage market has huge development potential and market space.
The conference was attended by 365 representatives of national policymakers, and heard insights from over 85 speakers on energy storage innovation and development.
