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Initial reaction to the European Commission's proposal on Electricity Market Design reform has been largely positive.

European Commission wants to advance the use of energy storage in managing supply and demand of electricity, according to a leaked document.

Grid operators from across Europe believe energy storage is a vital flexibility resource that should be incentivised.

European policy makers need to strengthen the role of flexibility technologies, write Fluence's Julian Jansen and Lars Stephan.

EU electricity market design reform should recognise value of flexibility options like energy storage, according to Fluence representatives.

The Q4 2022 edition of our downstream solar journal, PV Tech Power, includes comprehensive coverage of efforts to diversify the supply chain.

Industry should make “concrete proposals” for electricity market reforms, or risk policy and regulation continuing to fall short.

The European Union earlier this year committed to boosting its 2030 renewable energy target to 45 percent under the REPowerEU package, a game-changing ambition that will bring with it a next wave of clean energy installations.

European Union policymakers and regulators recognise that energy storage is vital to securing affordable and low carbon energy.

Battery storage systems can lower electricity costs for the industrial facilities they are installed at, but could also help manage the cost of power for all consumers.