Report 4400 focuses on the Energy Storage Industry, which at the utility level is a $2-billion industry in the United States. Batteries and fuel cells for transportation and other non-consumer uses represent an additional $14 billion, but the broader energy storage business offers considerable potential given the interest of investors, utilities, governments and the world's largest corporations. Advocates for the emerging energy storage industry say the corner to commercial viability is being turned, with advanced battery systems, flywheel energy systems and other technologies coming of age in terms of price points and technology.

This 41-page report maps out the Energy Storage Industry with market data breakdowns and forecasts, and the latest trends and strategies derived from executive interviews.

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Utility-scale electricity storage is an important enabling technology to achieve two of the five major climate change mitigation strategies identified by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC): generating more power with clean renewable sources like wind and solar and using fossil fuels more efficiently and conservatively. The Energy Storage Industry promises to change the electricity game, and developers and system integrators are addressing issues that limit the widespread implementation of its technologies.

Illustrated with 14 figures and charts including:

• The U.S. Utility Energy Storage Industry
• Commercial Energy Storage Costs
• U.S. Energy Storage Market 2005-2012
• Energy Storage Systems Market & Forecasts By Major Components
• Energy Storage Applications
• Top 10 Investments in Energy Storage