Solmar Capital, Author at Solmar Capital

US Trade Policies Drive Diversification Beyond Lithium in Battery Energy Storage

Recent updates to US trade regulations are reshaping the battery energy storage sector, accelerating adoption of diverse chemistries beyond lithium-ion.

Targeted Steel and Aluminum Tariff Rollback Signals Relief for Solar Industry

A shift toward targeted duties on steel and aluminum offers potential cost relief for solar infrastructure amid rising hardware prices and supply chain disruptions.

NSW’s 12GWh LDES Tender Highlights Affordable Advances in Lithium-Ion Technology

New South Wales’ recent 12GWh long-duration energy storage tender leverages declining lithium-ion costs, reshaping regional energy infrastructure and market dynamics.

U.S. Energy Storage Expansion Accelerates with Major Project Developments and Funding

Recent advancements in U.S. energy storage projects highlight critical infrastructure growth, regional partnerships, and policy-driven market evolution shaping grid resilience.

Navigating Germany’s 2026 Battery Storage Regulatory Landscape

Germany’s large battery storage sector faces critical regulatory clarifications in 2026 essential for accelerating its energy transition and grid modernization.

High-Voltage DC Solar Architectures Transform AI Data Center Efficiency

High-voltage DC distribution streamlines solar and storage integration into AI data centers, eliminating AC conversion losses and boosting operational efficiency.

Voltage Energy Exonerated in ITC Decision on Trunk-Bus Technology

The ITC’s ruling affirms Voltage Energy’s trunk-bus design as non-infringing, clarifying patent boundaries in solar inverter infrastructure and supporting competitive innovation.

Navigating Battery Storage Sector Uncertainty Amid US Treasury Delays

Delayed US Treasury guidance on tax incentives and tariffs is creating industry headwinds for battery energy storage system projects, impacting sector growth and deployment timelines.

ERCOT Battery Storage Interconnection Applications Decline Amid Extended Queue Delays

Applications for large battery storage interconnections in ERCOT are falling sharply due to extended queue delays and emerging technical challenges, impacting project viability.

Australia’s Energy Transition Elevates Essential Grid Services

As Australia accelerates its shift to renewable energy, grid-forming battery energy storage systems are pivotal for a reliable, decarbonised electricity network.