4 FAQs about Irish home energy storage exports

When will long duration energy storage be available in Ireland?

The Irish Electricity Storage Policy Framework, published after this data was collected, indicates that an immediate route to market for 500 MW of long duration energy storage is currently being developed, with further studies planned to support long duration storage from 2030 to 2040 (Government Of Ireland 2024a).

Why should Ireland support energy storage?

By supporting energy storage Ireland can enable more renewable electricity on the grid, reduce our reliance on imported fossil fuels and our exposure to volatile gas commodity prices while significantly lowering our carbon emissions. November 2024

Is energy storage a game changer for Ireland & Northern Ireland?

May 2022 Baringa Partners show that energy storage is a game changer for Ireland and Northern Ireland's renewable energy ambitions in terms of its ability to manage renewable oversupply, reduce CO2 emissions, provide low carbon capacity and reduce costs to consumers.

Are energy products exported outside Ireland's national boundaries?

Energy products exported outside of Ireland's national boundaries. Exports remove energy from primary energy requirement and have been assigned negative values.

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This brochure highlights the benefits that energy storage can bring to Ireland in terms of security of supply, electricity price reductions and renewable energy integration.

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